Will the Ubee DDW366 work with cox cable? and does eliminate the need for a wifi router?
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You'll need to talk to a COX representative and you'll still need a wifi router
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It is a router only, not a router/modem combo. It will work behind a cable modem to provide wifi, but not in place of it.
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; Sorry to say but, no.! This router needs wifi to reach from so it will work.
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If you have high speed internet and phone through Comcast, then this type of modem router (DOCSIS 3.0 with wireless N and phone jack) could be what you're looking for. The brand though, it depends on if Comcast supports Ubee. Some areas I've heard they do, you should double check on their website.
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I really do not know if it will work on u-verse wifi. Panasonic TV has no problem like mine.
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it worked on my TWC setup, I just had to provide them with the model and MAC address. Better than paying $5 a month for their modem.
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This is only a cable modem and not a wireless router or access point.. You will need to purchase another device to accomplish that, or get an all in one cable modem/wifi router instead...
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Yea I believe any router will work with this. Once you connect it to a router by Ethernet cord the wifi should start running after you set it up
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As others have pointed out, this device requires drivers from Netgear, so I think this is not product to solve your problem. Have you considered moving your existing router to improve signal strength or adding a second router, I added a second wireless router and my dead zones were gone.
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It should work well for either. Im using the one that I bought here on a cable connection, but the one at my office is the same router, brand new not refurbished...and that connection is DSL.
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This is a cable modem, you still need a router with WIFI. Look for one with b/g/n capabilities.
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If you don't buy it from Comcast/Charter, and have an issue which is hardware related, Ubee will not assist you in any way. They only deal directly with ISPs. Their web page refers you to go back to your provider.
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I think if you have a home network with a modem and router, it should work. We have Cox, use a Motorola Surfboard modem and an Asus router, and it works great. If you have a Mac or an iPhone, you can also stream via Airplay (which my husband does), and with my Android phone I use the Soundtouch app. It really is a very accommodating and flexible system... My only issue is that I wish it had more than six presets! But so far we have been very happy with this system.
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If you plugged in both units and connected the smaller of the two units to your router with an ethernet cable then it should work. No setup was required for me once I understood the small one is wired to the router and the big one goes far away where I want the wifi coverage improved. I had done the opposite (big one wired to router and small one far away where I needed improved coverage). The other thing is to try different power outlets, and look at what the lights are telling you about signal strength coming to the remote unit.
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wifi is built in, but you need to have the signal in your household...from a router
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FWIW - Cox just sold me ($89) the SB6182 as their premier cable modem, even though their web-site clearly lists the SB6183 as new to Cox as of 6/27/14.....I have it installed and it works quite well. Though I will not be shy about getting the SB6183 if it pops up in their store window next week.
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Yes. You can connect this to your cable modem and use it as a wired router to distribute your internet connection throughout your home or business. The key word is "wired" as this does not have wireless capability. Connections will require ethernet cables.