will it support a 200 mbps speed internet?
2028010
According to the manufacturer's website, it will support speeds up to 343Mbps downstream and 122 Mbps upstream. However, check with your cable provider to make sure it will work at the speeds you need using their network. Brighthouse seems to think it wouldn't be acceptable for their Lightning 300 Mbps package.Sources:http://www.ubeeinteractive.com/products/cable/voice-gateways/dvw3201b-advanced-wireless-voice-gatewayhttp://support.brighthouse.com/Article/Modem-User-Guide-Fact-Sheet-9115/
2028011
According to the manufacturer's website, it will support speeds up to 343Mbps downstream and 122 Mbps upstream. However, check with your cable provider to make sure it will work at the speeds you need using their network. Brighthouse seems to think it wouldn't be acceptable for their Lightning 300 Mbps package. Sources: http://www.ubeeinteractive.com/products/cable/voice-gateways/dvw3201b-advanced-wireless-voice-gateway http://support.brighthouse.com/Article/Modem-User-Guide-Fact-Sheet-9115/
2028012
It's a gigabit router so will do 1G on wired connections, assuming you have gigabit capabilities in your computer. On the wireless side, I get between 72 and 150mps real world on my laptop which supports dual band N. Handles my 40mb internet connection just fine. Not sure about 200.
2028013
I think so but not the router part,check the ubee website for the real specs
281998
I'm pretty sure it will but unless you have an AC router it won't hit the max throughput.
334099
Jeff, I don't believe your connection speed will be limited by the top end of the device, whatever that might be, but by your service provider.
1341607
Ya it will help the speed but only do much, the true speed will depend on your location and the bandwidth they offer in your location. Like I am in a really small town right now and it's garbage speed
821321
No, this modem is for high-speed DSL use only. You would need a modem that specifies "cable." Your internet service provider won't accept any modem so your best bet is to call them or look up on their website for compatible cable modems, so that you get the best (and fastest) internet experience possible. This modem is more a headache than anything, I wouldn't bother. Check out Netgear cable modems for a good start.
851987
According to the specs page on this site, it does up to 400 Mb/s (megabits/sec). NOT 400 MB (bytes), which would be 3.2 Gigabits/sec, as someone else answered. But 400Mb/s is more than enough for any cable internet provider in the U.S., unless you have Google Fiber.
1899738
thus DSL Modem/wireless router should definitely be fast enough to support any video streaming service. I can't personally do this as my Verizon DSL is sooooo Sloooowww...
525920
mmm...it should. the only requirement is the internet service. but its not so fast (web respond) but it sure works..the ony bad thing is that i have to much power surges and i have to restart it but good so far..(i broke a laptop and this was the replacement, the owner just google and reads some mail...hope this answers your question..ohh and its on ethernet. i dont remember if it had wifi,,i think it does.. good day
966657
Yes you will need some sort of router, this will not affect your computer speed.
2274442
Short answer is no. Also remember that this runs at USB 2.0 and fast ethernet, the best speeds you can hope for will be in line with ~10MBps. For example; to write 1TB of data it will take ~30 hours.
2177354
I'm not sure what the questioner means by the term "connectors". If the reference is to Cat 5 cable, it's unlikely the system can perform at 200 mbps. However, Cat 5e or Cat 6 cable has gigabyte bandwidth and won't limit the system speed.
2144763
From what I was told, No....it will not accept that high of a speed...it's a "2" modem....you would need a "3"
158650
Sure but the bridge will not pass data at gigabit speed. I think it will only pass 11 mbps which for us is not an issue since we only have 6 mbps internet. The bridge replaces a wire but will be limited in it's bandwidth but will not affect anything on the main router. I always add a switch and a WAP after the bridge to expand the system.
1768975
Hi, I looked up the specs on the modem and it should work as it supports DSL/VDSL modems.
936126
I would be very certain that it can. I had it in a laptop running Ubuntu Server (12.04 LTS, I believe) and it recognized it the moment I booted up the laptop. I shared a hard drive with the network, and I could acheive nearly 100Mbp/s (the max of the network, of course).
1582715
I do not know this for a fact, but believe this model will go no higher than 20 MBPS
1574996
If you have another NETGEAR Powerline, then this should work. I had some 200Mbps NETGEAR Powerline already installed when I added the 500Mbps, and there was no problem. The NETGEAR support staff have been extremely helpful. You can search the Web for "netgear support" to find the page with free chat, email, and phone options; I've called 1-888-638-4327 on two occasions and had my questions answered efficiently and accurately.