Can this use with cox connection?
1814056
cannot answer question. I called comcast to get spec. for my router/modem, and the one I purchased would not work. can only suggest that you check with several sources to see what the spec. is for carrier.
1814057
Yes you can and it works great. Much better than renting one or buying one from cox. The same model they were trying to sell me for 150$
1814058
I've been using this Cable Modem with Cox Communications in San Diego since 11/29/2013 without any problems. Cox will wipe and replace the firmware within a few hours of connecting your modem to their network, their EULA states that they can do whatever they want to your equipment if it connects to their network and they are NOT responsible if something goes wrong.
1814059
This model is supported by Cox. My physical unit was bad, Netgear support close to useless. Cox support OK but hardware was bad.
1814060
YES!!! Called Cox customer support and gave them serial number and details of unit. They were very helpful and not concerned that this is a 3rd party router (not their leased unit). Router does drop signal to wireless laptop every once in a while but easy to reconnect. I use wireless to connect two televisions (Netflix via Roku) and a couple of laptops and iPads. Signal is strong and haven't seen any problems with buffering on Netflix/Amazon streaming video.
1814061
http://www.cox.com/residential/support/internet/article.cox?articleId={b2ec95d0-7ef9-11df-5590-000000000000}
1577366
I can't say for sure. I checked Cox's site, and they list only a handful of devices, and DON'T list this particular one (Linksys DPC 3008-C) I bought, as an approved replacement (although, that doesn't mean it won't work!). Many cable (ISP) providers want you to either rent or purchase your equipment from them, so rarely do they include models that they DON'T sell themselves. My apologies for not having a more definitive answer, but I have Comcast....an entirely different animal altogether. As much as I hate to say it, you may have to call their tech services dept., wait on hold for an hour or two, before you can actually get an accurate answer. I can't say for sure. I checked Cox's site, and they list only a handful of devices, and DON'T list this particular one (Linksys DPC 3008-C) I bought, as an approved replacement (although, that doesn't mean it won't work!). Many cable (ISP) providers want you to either rent or purchase your equipment from them, so rarely do they include models that they DON'T sell themselves. My apologies for not having a more definitive answer, but I have Comcast....an entirely different animal altogether. As much as I hate to say it, you may have to call their tech services dept., wait on hold for an hour... » Read More I can't say for sure. I checked Cox's site, and they list only a handful of devices, and DON'T list this particular one (Linksys DPC 3008-C) I bought, as an approved replacement (although, that doesn't mean it won't work!). Many cable (ISP) providers want you to either rent or purchase your equipment from them, so rarely do they include models that they DON'T sell themselves. My apologies for not having a more definitive answer, but I have Comcast....an entirely different animal altogether. As much as I hate to say it, you may have to call their tech services dept., wait on hold for an hour or two, before you can actually get an accurate answer. « Show Less
809353
Yes! I am a customer of Cox in the Phoenix Metro area and I use this Cisco DPC3010. If you go to this Cox page, you will find it is one of the ones listed as supported. http://ww2.cox.com/residential/support/internet/article.cox?articleId=b2ec95d0-7ef9-11df-5590-000000000000
2212621
I feel like the Cox commercial. IT DOES NOT WORK! If anyone makes it work please let me know how
1251896
According to the Cox website, it does. Go to http://ww2.cox.com/residential/support/internet/article.cox?articleId=b2ec95d0-7ef9-11df-5590-000000000000 for a list of compatible modems.
1254403
Yes, if you configure it properly. Sounds like you would use the 'client' mode which makes the D-Link act as a wireless connection point for a wired Ethernet device.
332968
Yes. Plus it into your modem and connect to it either wired or wireless. No problem. be sure to set security on the router.
1984921
Yes you can. I use it to wirelessly connect a tv/bd player but anything with an ethernet connection can be connected.
2199370
I tried to use it with Charter cable to connect to my router, it did not work. I was told it has to do with the signal frequency being different.
756905
Yes, you can connect it using a wired connection or if your PC is Bluetooth compatible, that will work even better.
1252374
The modem has phone capability buty cable company, cox, said the modem was not compatible with their service so they wouldn't activate the modem.
1942700
I'm sorry. I've only ever used it for pc connectivity and really don't know. Wish I could be more help.
2149708
I am using Cox cable with Vonage as my provider. I have a router from the router it goes to the vonage modem, it is connected between the telephone base set and the vonage modem. My complaint with unit is that the instructions are printed on about size three font. They have redefined the term small print.
903798
I have never tried this but doubt it. You need to go modem > router > switch. I don't see any reason to go with what you are suggesting.
1791141
Yes. You will need to go through a brief setup to get the ethernet connection working.
40691
Works great for me on COX! Much faster than my previous one, and all I had to do was call customer service and set it up.
546028
if your talking about the internet ,yea you can use an Ethernet cord from your DSL or what ever you use. If you don't have wifi