Is this cox cable compatible?
1165863
It should. But the best way to check is either call tech support if they support Docsis modems or search their web site for acceptable models. Since this modem also supports telephony this is another question to ask your cable company. Mine did not when I first bought it and I had to use 2 modem - one for telephone, and this one for high-speed Internet
1165864
I don't know. I'm guessing you can check with them? That's how I knew it was Comcast compatible.
1165865
I have no idea - I just hooked it up with the Cat line and cable line and it works - it is Comcast Compatible
1165866
Hello, I believe you mean coax cable compatible? If you are talking about regular cable outlet cable (like Comcast or similar) yes, it is compatible with that. The only way, this modem can get internet signal is through the coax cable from the wall. I hope this answers your question.
1165867
My apologies I misunderstood the question I do not know if it works with The cable company Cox...sorry.
1165868
It is 100% compatible with COMCAST, VOIP, internet and TV - crystal clear phone. DOCSIS 3.0. I have never seen anything install so rapidly and fully like real bread and butter. Unless COX is from the MOON and totally different than COMCAST cable ... I think you should experience the same satisfaction. The big trouble is finding this modem available anywhere. The full install and firmware upgrade took a full twenty minutes with COMCAST ... all automatic ... one mouse click.
1252374
The modem has phone capability buty cable company, cox, said the modem was not compatible with their service so they wouldn't activate the modem.
1150300
I want to turn in my rental modem to Cox, their tech support states Cox Internet will work with the SB5101, so can I presume the "U" will work as well?ALSO, I'm using my Linksys router for my free VOIP phone (OBi110 & Google Voice), hopefully this will not interfere? Any answers would be appreciated.Thanks,Bill in AZ
987739
If "cable" = coaxial jack, this device does not have coaxial input or output jacks that you can directly plug your Comcast / Cox / Cable TV cables into. This device uses RCA jacks for video and audio line in and line out and has an SVGA port. A $9 modulator can give you the co-axial to RCA interface you need.
1992042
If you call them they will happily tell you which modems you can purchase that are compatible with their system. Also, be careful if you buy a second hand modem online, they are often equipment that belongs to the cable company (Comcast, Cox, Time Warner) but were never returned (by deadbeat customer who left unpaid bills and pawned the equipment), they have a record of those serial numbers and they cannot be used for another account.
476419
It should be compatible with all cable providers. Wouldn't hurt to check with yours to be 100% sure.
622402
Yes it is. I have Comcast. Comcast has a list of compatible modems on its site.
1577366
I can't say for sure. I checked Cox's site, and they list only a handful of devices, and DON'T list this particular one (Linksys DPC 3008-C) I bought, as an approved replacement (although, that doesn't mean it won't work!). Many cable (ISP) providers want you to either rent or purchase your equipment from them, so rarely do they include models that they DON'T sell themselves. My apologies for not having a more definitive answer, but I have Comcast....an entirely different animal altogether. As much as I hate to say it, you may have to call their tech services dept., wait on hold for an hour or two, before you can actually get an accurate answer. I can't say for sure. I checked Cox's site, and they list only a handful of devices, and DON'T list this particular one (Linksys DPC 3008-C) I bought, as an approved replacement (although, that doesn't mean it won't work!). Many cable (ISP) providers want you to either rent or purchase your equipment from them, so rarely do they include models that they DON'T sell themselves. My apologies for not having a more definitive answer, but I have Comcast....an entirely different animal altogether. As much as I hate to say it, you may have to call their tech services dept., wait on hold for an hour... » Read More I can't say for sure. I checked Cox's site, and they list only a handful of devices, and DON'T list this particular one (Linksys DPC 3008-C) I bought, as an approved replacement (although, that doesn't mean it won't work!). Many cable (ISP) providers want you to either rent or purchase your equipment from them, so rarely do they include models that they DON'T sell themselves. My apologies for not having a more definitive answer, but I have Comcast....an entirely different animal altogether. As much as I hate to say it, you may have to call their tech services dept., wait on hold for an hour or two, before you can actually get an accurate answer. « Show Less
1344214
It is supposed to be. I opened a ticket with netgear support and asked the very same thing. They said it was compatible.
1814058
I've been using this Cable Modem with Cox Communications in San Diego since 11/29/2013 without any problems. Cox will wipe and replace the firmware within a few hours of connecting your modem to their network, their EULA states that they can do whatever they want to your equipment if it connects to their network and they are NOT responsible if something goes wrong.
2263891
Don't know why it wouldnt be. We have Suddenlink Cable Internet etc. Might check their website Hawkingtech.com to see if you can find out for sure but I would think it's universal.
2269699
Yes if your PC is cable ready. You can check with with WMC Cable Adviser plugin.
1477209
This just emits a wireless signal. The modem is normally what you need to worry about being compatible. Based off that fact, yes it is.
405665
No. This is the cable you use to connect your modem with router. Thank you.
1556317
my cox internet and my phone work great with this modem but if you are in doubt I would call comcast to see if there would be any conflict with their connection.
388487
Should work. See this link for driver download - http://www.cablematters.com/cs-Downloads.aspx
113839
I use it with Cox cable and it works great. Just as good as the unit they rented me when I first signed up with Cox.