Will this replace the 2wire at&t Uverse Gateway Broadband 3801 hgv wireless modem?
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No. The R6300 is used in conjunction with your ISP modem. Your modem is used to connect your ISP services to your residence. The R6300 will enable you to increase your upload and download of internet speeds dramatically so that you will be able to experience a faster response to your requests as well as products and services. You will also be able to bypass most bottlenecks because most internet users are on the 2.4ghz bandwidth and not on the 5ghz bandwidth. And you can do all of this and more on your own personal secured and encrypted gateway. I hope this helped somewhat.
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Please check with AT&T; regarding what modems will work with their Uverse system. If the Netgear AC 1750 is acceptable then go ahead. I would hate for you to invest in this Modem if it is not compatible. I have satellite Internet and use this in addition to their modem box. Their box plugs into this one and then my wireless devices attach to the Netgear.
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Yes it will. It is my understanding that most if not all routers are backward compatible.
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No. Only AT&T; provided modems work with Uverse.I lifted this information from a google search: If you have IPDSLAM ADSL2+ U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 2701 HGV (black & gray model, NOT the white model), Motorola 2210 (the black model, NOT the gray model), Motorola NVG510 (black in color), or 2Wire/Pace 5031 NVIf you have FTTN VDSL2 U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 3600 HGV, 2Wire/Pace 5031 NV, or Motorola 2310 No. Only AT&T; provided modems work with Uverse.I lifted this information from a google search: If you have IPDSLAM ADSL2+ U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 2701 HGV (black & gray model, NOT the white model), Motorola 2210 (the black model, NOT the gray model), Motorola NVG510 (black in color), or 2Wire/Pace 5031 NVIf you have FTTN VDSL2 U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 3600 HGV, 2Wire/Pace 5031 NV,... » Read More No. Only AT&T; provided modems work with Uverse.I lifted this information from a google search: If you have IPDSLAM ADSL2+ U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 2701 HGV (black & gray model, NOT the white model), Motorola 2210 (the black model, NOT the gray model), Motorola NVG510 (black in color), or 2Wire/Pace 5031 NVIf you have FTTN VDSL2 U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 3600 HGV, 2Wire/Pace 5031 NV, or Motorola 2310 « Show Less
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If you check the Time Warner Cable modem compatibility list. NetGear CG3000D has to be hardware Version 2. Otherwise, it may not work.
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Yes, I used this modem for AT&T; DSL service. I doubt it will work for AT&T; U-Verse.
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I am not 100% sure. If Uverse provides a standard phone connection (which i believe it does) then yes it should work.
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Yes, as long as it is set up that way. I believe B/G compatibility is set as default. On the router GUI, see the Wireless &gt; General tab for the b/g protection checkbox.
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Yes, but you need to call 585-756-5000 to get your service changed over from your old modem to the new one. I have had no problems w/ mine--& am quite glad that in a few mo's time, it will have paid for itself in the amt. TW would have charged me for it.
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Yes it should the wire is compatible with any wireless router that you have
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I am still using my old wireless and broadband router with four port switch from Linksyus and it works great with the new modem-----
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It probably can serve as a replacement. Suggest you call AT&T service with your model number to be sure.
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The question does not specify which Ubee router you are referring to, but it appears that the 'connection' should be compatible for several models. For what it's worth, I used this link as Cross Reference:https://www.timewarnercable.com/en/residential-home/support/faqs/faqs-equipment-and-instruction-manuals/modems/thomsonrca1.html
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I don't know. I was told to got onto Time Warner's website and look up the list of compatible modems. While I was doing that, I also checked my current modem (from TW) and was able to buy the same model. I suggest you check Cox website and see if they have a compatible list. Good Luck
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It appears it would be a replacement for it, but I'm not 100% sure. I recommend checking the location of the four mounting screw holes that are visible in the picture and the orientation of fan, power cable, and wires against the locations on your Gateway.
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Yes it should fit, but when I hooked this up to my clearwire modem I noticed no difference at all in signal strength
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I think so but not the router part,check the ubee website for the real specs
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I bought a defective device. I am not sure if it replaces 2 wire device. I would not buy this product