Is the modem and router the same thing as Netgear CG814v 1&2 which is required by Comcast in order to work correctly and if not what is the difference
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Netgear CG814WG v2 is a DOCIS 2.0 compatable modem + router. I used it with comcast for 2.5 months without any issue, but you should check the comcast website for compatibility of service you are planning to subscribe.
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This Model is one of the compatible models with Comcast Network , but unfortunately with the slower speeds of Comcast (3-5 years ago speeds), its a good product but you need to find a newer model which supports DOCSIS 2.0 or even DOCSIS 3.0 this one would works but with troubles.
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This Model is one of the compatible models with Comcast Network , but unfortunately with the slower speeds of Comcast (5 years ago network), its a good product but you need to find a newer model which supports DOC SIS 2.0 or even DOCSIS 3.0 this one would works but with troubles.
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No you need the modem that Comcast provides, it's a lot bigger with a different config. This one quit after a couple of months use and they would not refund my money just offered another junk one like it.
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Its just a modem - you'll have to get a separate router. Unlike what comcast provides which is a dual purpose modem/router.
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This will work with any modem / router. Just connect this to your modem / router with an Ethernet cable and you're good to go.I use it with my Verizon Fios Wireless Router. The Verizon wireless is downstairs and this is upstairs. Having two wireless networks in the house is a blessing. If one network has heavy traffic we switch to the other.
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My last one lasted about seven years, love it because it is wireless and a router/modem in one, you do not need separate components. Comcast does not give you a modem when you have their service, you have to rent or buy one.
157211
A wireless modem, basically has a wireless router built in so there isn't a need for a seperate wireless router to have Wi-Fi. I don't see why you couldn't use this with your wireless modem. You basically turn your wireless modem into a regular modem by disabling the Wi-Fi and enable it on the Netgear Router. I use a comcast modem (not wireless) with this router - works fine.
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http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/comcast-supported-routers-gateways-adapters/ This is the link for compatible routers and this link to check if your device is compatible with it.http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/list-of-approved-cable-modems/. I do not have Comcast, but up to now this Netgear was the best I had and it is compatible with all the routers I tested, in my house and in friends house. So I assume that if the router is compatible, this device will only amplify the router itself and the signal from Comcast if the router is compatible wit it. This device must be compatible with the router.
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Do not know of a supported router list. Comcast has a supported cable modem list. This is not a cable modem however.
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It's both. But the router is lousy. I went back to my older Netgear router.
681857
Yes this will work with Comcast's modem router combination. As long as you have a free outgoing Ethernet port from the router. Most routers have four hardliners out ports. One usually is dedicated to main computer. The tplink comes with two cat 5 Ethernet cables. One goes from router to tplink. The other will go from to link to whatever device u want to hard wire in far reach of house. I'm not using the second and simply using the WiFi. Good luck. Hope it works for u as it did for me.
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Your ISP only needs the MAC address of the modem. Comcast also asked for the Manufacturer, Model No. and Serial No. I believe they just want to make sure it is compatible and if there is any issues what specific unit is giving problems. This unit has worked flawlessly on the Comcast network.
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I have Comcast and have been happily using the SBG900 modem for years. I'd say whomever you're talking with at Comcast down't know what they're talking about.
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Hi Anne, This is a Modem only. It has no inherent router/wireless capabilities. It has a port for the Coaxial cable and another port, Ethernet, to plug in the Cable from your router. Normally, your router will have a special ethernet port for the wire to the modem and 4 other ethernet ports.I have this modem for over a year now and it has been pretty reliable, only dropping the connection when Comcast burps.Good Luck Jim
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I don't see it listed. Check out: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/ I currently use an older Arris model for telephone and a newer Ubee docsis 3.0 modem for everything else with a Netgear router. I suppose at some point I'll replace all those with an as yet unknown unit that combines them but I'm in no hurry.
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Doug, you do not say which service provider you have and this is an AT&T; DSL MODEM/ROUTER, works on the AT&T; DSL service. This modem/router has given me great service throughout my home, so if you have AT&T; as an internet provider, yes it will work, if you have trouble installing it, call AT&T; and they will walk you through the installation and if you have a different internet provider, I am not sure if it will work but should for it is made by Netgear for AT&T; and Netgear should work with all service providers. You should contact Netgear or your provider and ask if it will work with your service. Doug, you do not say which service provider you have and this is an AT&T; DSL MODEM/ROUTER, works on the AT&T; DSL service. This modem/router has given me great service throughout my home, so if you have AT&T; as an internet provider, yes it will work, if you have trouble installing it, call AT&T; and they will walk you through the installation and if you have a different internet provider, I am not sure if it will work but should for it is made by Netgear for AT&T; and Netgear should work with all service providers. You should contact Netgear or your provider and ask if it will work with your... » Read More Doug, you do not say which service provider you have and this is an AT&T; DSL MODEM/ROUTER, works on the AT&T; DSL service. This modem/router has given me great service throughout my home, so if you have AT&T; as an internet provider, yes it will work, if you have trouble installing it, call AT&T; and they will walk you through the installation and if you have a different internet provider, I am not sure if it will work but should for it is made by Netgear for AT&T; and Netgear should work with all service providers. You should contact Netgear or your provider and ask if it will work with your service. « Show Less
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This is a router only. Depending on your type of internet service (e.g. cable, DSL, etc) you will need some type of "modem". Some manufacturers build cable modems and DSL modems with routers built in. If you need both, then it would be more economical to purchase a modem/router combination.
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I don't know the capabilities of the Comcast router. I am using it with a Netgear High Speed Router connected to Comcast internet/tv cable and it works well. I would look at the speed of the Comcast Router to see if it would support the speed of the Belkin N900. Someone at Comcast might know if the the two work together.