TWC Customer here that is paying for 100down/10 up--can this accommodate that if my router can?
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No. You should buy a DOCSIS 3.0 Modem instead. From the specifications of this unit: It only delivers bandwidth "(up to 43Mbps downstream, 31Mbps upstream)"http://www.ubeeinteractive.com/products/cable/data-cable-modems/u10c018-data-cable-modem-0
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I belive that it can. I would check the manufactures website on that model to make sure.
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Not sure I understand question , however, I got cable modem from Adams Cable equipment and their customer service was awesome, the tech answered all my questions and assured me that the one I ordered would work. It actually is the same one TWc provided... Once you get the new modem you call TWC and they reset your specs and then you return the TWC modem back to them. No more monthly modem rental fees!
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Hello Steven;My experience with the router has been that wired or wireless this product will provide users with the top end of whatever internet service you have. All routers are configured for 100 Gigabyte according to the EEEIC US Standard. I have a customer that pays for internet service that is up to 10 Mb but consistently gets 12 Mb through her Ethernet ports on her router. I hope this information helps.
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Yes you can connect the network port on this device to a 10/100/1000 switch.But, from my FIOS experience, where I use this, depending any heavy FIOS video traffic in combination with the exact nature of your coax type, coax connectors and how crimped and the bandwith of any coax cabling splitters you may have in your coax setup (signal to noise ratios greatly differ between coax splitters, as there are differing quality coax splitters) you may not always get full gigabit speed on that connection.
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Yes it does. You have to contact Time Warner cable and give them the serial number of the router. This is so they can shut it down if you do not pay your bill. It takes about five minutes for them to configure it.
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Time Warner Cable just told me to use the phone service you have to also get a splitter (said you can pick one up for free at any TWC office). I haven't done it yet, but that's what the Customer Service just told me.
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You will not get the full 100mbs it would depend on your switches or router connections but this wokes great for what we use it for
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Like Ian, I, too, have Time Warner, but I will pass on my experience because it might help. I called TW and they actually gave me a list of compatible modems before I bought anything, and this one was one of them. But when I purchased it and the tech came to install it, I was told that TW doesn't allow customers with digital phone to have their own modem. So who do you believe--the customer service rep or the installer? Anyway, the modem is sitting in my supply closet, never used. And I can't imagine any cable company with worse customer service than TW. :)
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I do not know about Comcast - I have Time Warner Cable and the Cisco modem works but TWC does not list it on their compatibility list. Also TWC only allows me to use the Cisco modem internet port and will not support the modem telephone port. I use the TWC modem for the telephone port so I use two modems. TWC does not charge me for the their cable modem because I only use it for the telephone.
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I have Time Warner Cable and this modem is on their approved vendor list. Bought, installed, called time Warner to give them the MAC ID and get it talking to their network with a minimum of pain. The modem and Cisco router that I have started talking to each other almost immediately after the modem came up on the network.
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Texas, You are on the right track, but you don't need a router for the second location (to 'save' the port). A simple/cheap 100Mbps (or greater) switch is all you need on that side. They cost as little as 15$
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I don't think it can, but for $99 you can purchase a Roku box from Netfix that does a great job with easy set up easy to hook up to your at home WiFi etc. I've had a very good experience w/ it, but I have DSL Qwest and it doesn't have the best down load speed, probably best w/ cable modem or high speed DSL (especially w/ HDTV)
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This modem works just fine with Road Runner in Raleigh/Durham, NC so it should work with TWC anywhere.
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Yes, this works with TWC (and most US ISPs) for plans up to 38Mbps in speed.
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I am a TWC customer and the modem came as part of my package (no extra charge) and yes it will work with TWC or ANY broadband provider as everyone gives you Ethernet output now.
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I bought one for time warner cable in so cal. When I registered it w twc, my internet went from lightning fast to a slow crawl. I don't know if it was the device or intentional by twc, I assume twc slowed me intentionally.
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In a word, yes (assuming you have the same model modem). It replaced the same model of TWC modem I had.
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Although a Time Warner Cable rep assured me this would work for my bundled internet and phone, they said it cannot be used for phone and I would have to keep the TWC issued modem. However, at least I am no longer paying the modem rental fee which was the objective (but illogical to me). As for internet performance, over 50MBs hardwired or wi-fi. Most excellent!