Is the modem and router the same thing as Netgear CG814v 1&amp;2 which is required by Comcast in order to work correctly and if not what is the difference
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Netgear CG814WG v2 is a DOCIS 2.0 compatable modem + router. I used it with comcast for 2.5 months without any issue, but you should check the comcast website for compatibility of service you are planning to subscribe.
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This is not a modem, this is a router. You should get the difference clear and make sure you know what you need before you lay down any money.
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The MODEM is the unit that must be specific to Cable vs DSLThe router works with the signal from either modem
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Not sure exactly what you want. Whether you want to use TWC cable/modem or you want to have your own cable/modem? TWC issued Netgear CGD24G 54 wireless Cable/Modem but instead of paying them a monthly fee, I decided to buy my own such as the Netgear CGD24G. You have to call TWC once you have the Cable/Modem so they can setup and initialized your modem.
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I purchased this product because Time-Warner, my cable and Internet provider recommended it. I do not know if it is compatible with Comcast but you should be able to go onto their web site to find out. Yes, it is both a modem and router and was easy to install and has worked beautifully for me, a non-tekkie.
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I don't know if it is compatible with Comcast but yes it is both a router and a modem.
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Yes it works with any cable modem from comcast. the router has an ethernet port which looks like the phone jack, but has twice the amount of wires and is bigger in size. The cable that normally comes from the cable modem and goes into your computer, is instead plugged into the router, so that it can ROUTE all the traffic from various computers and the internet back and forth to each other. However, I would NOT recommend the model I bought because of the issue with the DHCP server built into it, at least not until such a time as a firmware update corrects it. The N700 and N750 have no such issues. Yes it works with any cable modem from comcast. the router has an ethernet port which looks like the phone jack, but has twice the amount of wires and is bigger in size. The cable that normally comes from the cable modem and goes into your computer, is instead plugged into the router, so that it can ROUTE all the traffic from various computers and the internet back and forth to each other. However, I would NOT recommend the model I bought because of the issue with the DHCP server built into it, at least not until such a time as a firmware update corrects it. The N700 and N750 have no such... » Read More Yes it works with any cable modem from comcast. the router has an ethernet port which looks like the phone jack, but has twice the amount of wires and is bigger in size. The cable that normally comes from the cable modem and goes into your computer, is instead plugged into the router, so that it can ROUTE all the traffic from various computers and the internet back and forth to each other. However, I would NOT recommend the model I bought because of the issue with the DHCP server built into it, at least not until such a time as a firmware update corrects it. The N700 and N750 have no such issues. « Show Less
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I have Comcast and have been happily using the SBG900 modem for years. I'd say whomever you're talking with at Comcast down't know what they're talking about.
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This router has nothing to do with Comcast. To work with Comcast, we need to buy a cable modem that Comcast support. Comcast has list of cable modems it supports. Once you get the cable modem, connect it to the router using CAT7 cable, and call Comcast to set it up for you.
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Not true. Comcast installed mine. It was a replacement for one of theirs. I ordered the exact modem that Comcast had sipplied.
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cannot answer question. I called comcast to get spec. for my router/modem, and the one I purchased would not work. can only suggest that you check with several sources to see what the spec. is for carrier.
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Yes, this is a router and modem in one. With 4 ports on the back. I have T.W. cable, and had to register it with them. The one I purchased works great.
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Sorry for the late reply. This modem will not get you wifi (only a wired Ethernet connection to your computer). You will need to buy a separate router for this. You can buy a combination cable modem and wifi. There are several on the approved Comcast list. I elected to have two separate units. First, if I leave comcast, I can still use my router. Second, I purchased a router with other capabilities including a print server, network storage, cloud capabilities and a DNLA server (media server). Basically, I wanted to build a home network. There are several good routers out there depending what you want. Sorry for the late reply. This modem will not get you wifi (only a wired Ethernet connection to your computer). You will need to buy a separate router for this. You can buy a combination cable modem and wifi. There are several on the approved Comcast list. I elected to have two separate units. First, if I leave comcast, I can still use my router. Second, I purchased a router with other capabilities including a print server, network storage, cloud capabilities and a DNLA server (media server). Basically, I wanted to build a home network. There are several good routers out there depending... » Read More Sorry for the late reply. This modem will not get you wifi (only a wired Ethernet connection to your computer). You will need to buy a separate router for this. You can buy a combination cable modem and wifi. There are several on the approved Comcast list. I elected to have two separate units. First, if I leave comcast, I can still use my router. Second, I purchased a router with other capabilities including a print server, network storage, cloud capabilities and a DNLA server (media server). Basically, I wanted to build a home network. There are several good routers out there depending what you want. « Show Less
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No this was a replacement for a modem on comcast. I had been renting with them for a long time at $7.00 a month. They gave me a hard time to get it installed, but once installed, it works great. It is the same brand and unit that I was renting from them.
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I have a router supplied by Comcast and it is not a Netgear router and it worked great
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I ditched the router rental from my Internet/TV/Phone provider which was $10/month. I'm no expert, but routers are routers and if your Comcast router connects through a CAT5/RJ40 connector it should work. I have no experience with anything Comcast except: I went from Comcast to another provider due to poor service. I called & emailed my ISP and told them I wanted to save some money. They provided me with instructions on where to return to return my old router and save $$$. I configured the router after downloading/reading the user manual.
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Yes. Mine is working with my Comcast router. I have the Comcast supplied Arris model TG862G. I followed the setup instructions and it worked easily. BTW I found that customer service was very responsive when I had a concern (caused by Comcast) but remember that (if my memory is accurate) they are only open on Mon thru Fri, from 9 am to 5 pm PST. That is why they may not have been available when Jimmy called.