does it work with comcast/xfinity ?
909385
A router will with any ISP you come across as long as their modem has a network connection. Very stable router for the money.
909386
This is just a router(solid) but still just a router. It will work with any ISP because the modem provided by the ISP will just plug into the Internet port of the router and then the router will provide access to the pc's
1487413
Yes this works fine with Comcast and Charter (or any cable internet company), but you can't use it with their telephone service (so if you sign up for internet and telephone you have to get a different model). This device is an all in one with included WiFi, which makes it a great small device that covers all your bases. It isn't DOCSIS 3.0, but that doesn't matter since Comcast speeds don't even reach the capacity of DOCSIS 2.0
1897277
Not sure about Comcast. I use mine with Time Warner Cable internet and have had no problems.
185467
As far as I know it will hook up to any cable or dsl provider. I have Centurylink, but I have also had it hooked up to Comcast cable without any problems.
1268619
I'm not sure if it works on all cable networks, but I purchased it to work on Comcast.
1565568
This device has a built in DSL modem and a router. It can be used with either Comcast or with most DSL providers. It is a very good modem/router combo. I have one at my cousin's restaurant and one at her house. I have not had a bit of trouble with either of them since they were installed, and customers hook up to the wi-fi easily.
1757307
I don't have Comcast but it may be wired universally so it should work no guarantees but it won't hurt to try it with your modem
1644514
it should work..at-lest box says it works with both xfinity & time warner. you should ask them first as well.
841032
I'm no expert, but I doubt it would work as comcast is on cable and not DSL. Two different systems I beleive
1938088
Mine worked with Comcast. It uses the 10.0.0.xxx IP scheme. Hope this helps you.
1982273
This modem should be supported with Comcast, but you should always ask your ISP to verify. It is listed on Comcast's list as certified for us, though "End of Life". This means it will work with their lower tiered plans, but they will encourage you to upgrade to a DOCSIS 3.0 device as a means of generating revenue. The modem is capable of 43/10 Mbps (Down / Up) and is a DOCSIS 2.0 modem.
295564
It does work with Xfinity cable boxes, that is what I use it for. Go to the Hot Link Pro web site. There is info there. There are some devices that use IR signals at frequencies that are out of the normal band. They do list ones that don't work. Your's were not on the list but I suspect the best bet is to call their support and ask specifically if they will work. Hot Link Pro works with the vast majority of the equipment.
1554733
My last response was not complete. It does work with Comcast, but it does need a modem also. D
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
1165864
I don't know. I'm guessing you can check with them? That's how I knew it was Comcast compatible.
1855012
It works fine with Comcast, however make sure that you check the firmware of the modem after installation. If its less than 2010, then you will have to contact your internet provider to get it upgraded. This can only be upgraded by the internet provider.
1002566
This filter only works if you have DSL Internet connection. Xfinity internet service is not DSL.