Does it replace a 2wire modem
1460864
It can but if you use AT&T; DSL do not use it unless you want the problems I and many others had with it. You may be able to call up your DSL service and ask what ones they recommend with it. They usually have 2-3 that work best and who knows if you've been with them a while they may send you one for free. I had that happen when I upgraded.
1460865
I bought a defective device. I am not sure if it replaces 2 wire device. I would not buy this product
1460866
To Answer your question yes it does replace your 2WIRE Modem, but I would Personally stick with Netgear.
1460867
It is a DSL modem that is wireless. It is not compatable with cable. If your internet provider is DSL, you should verify with them that this particuar modem will work for you.
1460868
The Motorola requires frequent restarting and looses the configuration requiring you to constantly go through the entire setup process, I did this about 5 times before I just purchased a Netgear from Amazon and now no problems, hope this helps.
1460869
It does replace a 2wire. I used it to replace my 2wire when it died, but will admit it was difficult to set up (for me at least). Used it for about a year with no problems. I then upgraded my DSL service and am now using a different DSL modem/router. Good luck if you buy it. It's not as easy as the 2wire.
1460870
Yes, it was highly recommended by a friend w/older model. Says he's had his for 7 years and never rebooted. I'm very happy with mine. Bob J
1460871
I am not totally familiar with a 2 wire. However, it is a combo router/modem. However, I can not recommend this unit as it is very hard to trouble shoot if you have a dsl outage and need to reset your router. I would buy a separate router and modem, as I have done to replace this Motorola. I wasted a year on this Motorola trying to keep it operating. It is a royal pain. Get two separate units (plus a battery backup) and you will be more happy with their performance.
2207992
do you need the two wires for data or power? If it is for data, this should work.
1797086
You can use this Access Point with any wireless DSL Modem including the 2Wire, but you would need to turn the wireless radio off in the 2Wire settings.
2262526
It will with no problems. You don't need a new modem. I have Comcast's older modem with of course a router and it works perfectly. Comcast sounds like they are trying to make you pay more money for a newer modem which is not necessary.
832907
Yes, you'll need two of them. If you have a coax network in your house (i.e. a bunch of splits and runs to other rooms), you just put one on your modem and one in each room you need one in.
1667300
Yes it should fit, but when I hooked this up to my clearwire modem I noticed no difference at all in signal strength
128084
Yes, if you want wireless access to your network from other devices. This does not replace your router or modem. As someone else pointed out, you do need two MoCA adaptors (see reviews for options, you don't need two of these specific ones). However, if you have FiOS (or POSSIBLY other cable internet) your provider's router is already the other MoCA adaptor theta you need.
875225
It may but I don't think so. I bought this and had serious disconnecting issues. I would spend a little more and get the td-w8980, it has been the best modem/router i've ever owned.
1091074
No- this is a one wire alt. They did offer a 3 wire but it was a different part number.
2131597
No, it won't. It is an alternative to WIFI or Ethernet.Instead of connecting an ethernet wire between two spots, this permits you to use a coaxial cable.
329600
Yes, of course. That is what it is for. But, make sure you check the specs with your cable company first. Was not right config for my system. Modem I needed was a lot more expensive than this one.
2281783
Yes it does, can also be confirmed as I am running 802.3af (POE) through it and gigabit speeds which require all 8 wires.
849124
Yes you do. I am not tech savvy, but there is a yellow cord from the unit to our wireless router. The two other lines connected to the modem are the power and the phone. This is the same unit that Centurylink used many years ago. Just make sure that it is compatible with whatever phone service you have.
1230386
Yes, it did replace the older version. It's been working fine since I connected it and accommodates my pc needs. I didn't need to buy the more expensive router that a customer service rep recommended for $125.00.
1973119
This shows 4 wires. I have two wires from my original switch. Will these tow operate the new unit?
199437
ONLY if this specific model is listed on Comcast's Approved Modem List. From what I have read, they have changed their hardware and support networks to specifically exclude "non-approved" modems. Their tech support people may pass you around but their hands are tied.
1879006
I am not sure but I used it with a telephone wire for DSL AT&T.; I got rid of it as it is too slow. I switched to u-verse and never have any problems like I did with DSL and that modem. It will not support a coax outlet....