Does this modem have five portholes and does it take my comcast phone
1980845
No, this modem does not support comcast phone. I am using Magic Jack Plus for my home phone. It works great for me that I don't have to pay monthly phone bill any more. I hope this will help your concern! Young Lo.
1980846
No, it is just a cable modem for internet only. It's not for a broadband phone line or a router to connect other computers too. You would need a router to have more devices hooked to it and have wireless capability. It does work well with Comcast internet only tho.
1980847
The unit I gave only has 4 ports, but it is a couple years old and a newer model may have more. I'm not sure what you mean by will it take your Comcast phone. Otherwise it's a great modem.
1980848
I bought it and my phone and computer went out before I installed it. Comcast came out and told me it would support their internet service, but not their phone service - I have Comcast internet/phone/TV bundle. I don't know - but that's what the Comcast serviceman said - does not support Comcast phone.
1980849
The modem works great with Comcast and is great for high speed internet, however, because of the phone service from comcast you need a special modem from the company that includes a 14 hour battery of operation, since the phone service needs to work for emergencies even with the power grid down, so in other words NO you can not use this modem for a phone service thanks
1980850
Will not support Comcast, has 5 portals. I am very pleased with this modem... rd
1002760
I know the description says for Comcast only, but I purchased this modem in January of 2012 and plugged it in to Charter Cable and it has been rock-solid ever since. I probably should add the caveat that my subscription is for the 60MB speed level, so it's possible that this modem won't work properly with higher speed packages. I believe that the Comcast-only declaration is because this modem doesn't appear in the "approved modems" list for the other ISP's, but that's just my guess.
1691347
The modem has four ports. One is for power input, another for cable input, a third for ethernet output and a fourth which I have never used. My setup uses cable input and ethernet output to a wifi router. My Vonage phone control box then takes output from the wifi router for the phone system. Certainly it does not have a standard phone jack but I really don't know what cable the other port uses and don't know whether it is an input or an output. Good Luck!!
2173514
I'm not sure. In my area Comcast uses cable to provide internet service and this modem is for ADSL, not cable. Here's a link to the user manual: http://www.tp-link.com/Resources/document/TD-W8960N_V3_User_Guide.pdf
358606
I no longer own the Motorola but it did have two phone jacks to handle two lines. You would have to ask Comcast if the modem is compatible with their service.
2165152
No phone jack. Just the cable/BNC and network jack. This is not a combo voice and network modem. I had the voice port too when I used Comcast's voice bundle. Switching to this modem means ending the Comcast voice plan. You might need to switch to Vonage or another VoIP provider for that.
1341530
The modem definitely supports 25Mbps Internet plans, because it is rated up to 38Mbps. You should contact Comcast to verify. It IS listed on their supported modem page as Certified.
454622
No. You would need this SBV5220: Motorola SURFboard SBV5220 Digital Voice Modem with Integrated Battery BackupApparently there is a SBV6120, but comcast does not support it, and they are hard to find.If you can find it, you should check with your provider before purchasing it.
1383112
I have never notice that. I called Comcast to see if that is similar to other modem's and they told me yes.
724320
The Answer to this question is.....DEPENDS.....did you run a telephone cable to the other rooms? If yes, then the answer is Yes. If no, then the answer is no. It handle up to 4 incoming lines then you may distribute as you see fit using the other 6 ports.
152419
Hey Sean, this does work with Comcast but this is not a modem/router combo. It's just a router so you'd still need your original modem in place. Hope this helps.
888950
No. It takes uses your Internet provider (comcast) to connect to a voip service
1890966
No it wll not work with Comcast phone as it does not have a phone port or anywhere to plug a phone.
1617694
I don't see it listed. Check out: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/ I currently use an older Arris model for telephone and a newer Ubee docsis 3.0 modem for everything else with a Netgear router. I suppose at some point I'll replace all those with an as yet unknown unit that combines them but I'm in no hurry.
2057680
No it doesn't. However, I have a Ooma box (internet phone) that plugs into the back of the Cable Modem (standard Ethernet jack) and it works great. The back of the 5352 modem has a power jack, cable in, and 4 Ethernet out ports.
808910
Hi Dave, I have had an Arris Tm722 modem for about a month now. My model, used by Comcast, has two standard phone jacks in the back. This is an upgraded model over the 502 you currently rent. It can handle faster speeds. There is also an 822 TM. That might be the newest one that Comcast approves. The Arris TM 722 will work fine. You don't even have to buy a brand new one unless you want to. I bought a used one with a 30 day warranty with a brand new battery. It works great. There is no need to keep paying Comcast a monthly rental fee. That is exactly why I also purchased one. Hope this helps, Bob
807103
NO, this is not compatible with Comcast. This is a DSL modem which uses a standard phone jack (RJ-11). Comcast is a cable provider and uses a different type input.