Is this a DSL Modem as also?
477410
I used it behind ISP's DSL modem, so I'm not sure, your best bet is check the approved model list against your current DSL subscription, ISP like you pay them monthly 'rental' fee, use your own equipment, they can point finger to your responsibility when there's connection problem
477411
No; it is not a modem. It is only a dual-baud router, and not a very good router AT ALL. I highly recommend staying away from Cisco/Linksys dual-baud routers. I recommend ASUS routers. But to continue the answer to your question - It takes an ethernet cable from your DSL Modem as input and provides a dual-baud WiFi signal for wireless use; it also has ethernet out that you can connect your PC to or other wired devices
875606
No, your DSL service needs a DSL modem between the incoming DSL phone line and your router. The modem will provide a phone port and an ethernet port. This product could then be used to plug into the phone port to use ethernet cable to carry the phone signal across your building where it can be converted back to provide a phone jack connection to plug in your phone.
1497462
I would say that if the specifications or description doesn't say that it is, assume that it is not. There may be other modems that do specify that it is. You just have to do the research even if it means going to the Geek Squad at Best Buy or some other store.
1097638
No this was a replacement for a modem on comcast. I had been renting with them for a long time at $7.00 a month. They gave me a hard time to get it installed, but once installed, it works great. It is the same brand and unit that I was renting from them.
83430
No it is WiFi, but this is a knock-off Costco version of the real N900, and it has a major issue where the DHCP server internally does not work. So I only use it as a router and wifi access point. You do have to plug it into your Cable Modem or DSL modem, but again, I would not buy this version because it is not supported by Netgear and there are no firmware updates for it. Google "N900 NetGear costco problems" and you will find a blog by arthurandmelissa regarding this model. Also, there are many others.
332969
If you are talking about AT&T; DSL then your answer is yes. You will want to put the modem in pass through mode which your ISP can help you with. I have had very good luck with this router. You may need to power cycle it once in a while. That is fairly normal for most home routers/access points in my experience.
1135560
I have Century Link DSL, but just the "standard", not the VDSL. Works fine, one of the few that really are just plug and play.
1362982
Yes, this is an ADSL/DSL modem. This is NOT a cable modem (the round wire you plug into your TV), this uses your existing phone wires. DSL is considered High-Speed internet and can range in price and speed depending on your Internet Service provider. I recommend calling your local telephone company and seeing if High-Speed internet is offered in your area before you buy this.
1879008
I am not sure and don't want to mislead you. I have DSL, so mine is plugged into my phone line and then into my computer.
799053
Yes, this is a router and modem in one. With 4 ports on the back. I have T.W. cable, and had to register it with them. The one I purchased works great.
272443
I don' know , you should ask the seller, but yes, it is modem- router in one unit.
1511181
No, it does not. And very good question. I bought this based on it's name, in order to replace my comcast telephony modem, and it is NOT useful for that. I returned it to Amazon for that exact reason.
1260846
I don't think so. I believe those are cable internet providers not DSL. Those use the same cable line that brings in the TV signal not a phone line that DSL uses.
272438
I don't know if it is compatible with Comcast but yes it is both a router and a modem.
1524002
Yes. That is the service I use although I plan on canceling TWC very soon though :-) But yes, this modem is the exact modem that TWC uses (one of them anyways)
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.
1166767
Yes. Ethernet is a networking standard so this will work with any DSL/Cable modem. If your modem has a wireless router built in you may want your ISP to replace it with a standard modem. I am using this with an Arris TG862g. Should work fine with any SB6120, 6121, 6140, 6180 etc. If you have an SBG6580, you'll want to have it swapped for a non-wireless modem. Source: I worked for a cable company.