Is this router compatible with Motorola SurfBoard SB6141 DOCSIS 3.0 modem ?
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Yes, it will work. However, you may not be able to maximize the performance of your modem. It would be better to get a newer router.
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As long as you have a valid IP address, it should work fine. I am not sure about your particular modem, and if it uses DHCP or not.
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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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You should be able to go on Comcast's website and imput what type of internet package you have and they list all the modems that are compatible....that's how I came across this modem....there's many choices ..
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It is supposed to. It was on TWC list for compatibility, but after two and a half hours of trying and being passed from Motorola Tech Support to TWC tech support, after which twc hung up on us, we could not get it to work. We dropped TWC service for the service our phone company provides. I hope you have better luck!
785422
I have a Linksys MoCA cable modem and am using it with this product without issue.
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You have to have a cable modem separately regardless of which router you choose. But yes, it will work fine once you have the appropriate cable modem (probably a docsis 3.0 compliant modem.)
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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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Yes, this device is compatible with ALL of Comcast's Internet Tiers (currently up to Extreme 150). You can verify this by visiting Comcast's supported modem site here: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/Please note that this device is capable of working with any major ISP as it is DOCSIS 3.0 Certified. Simply contact your ISP to verify that the model is supported.
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I'm not familiar with that modem...but if it has a standard external antenna port on it, it should work. I've been able to use these with my Buffalo and Amped Wireless devices with no problems (which have external antenna connectors.) EDIT: To expand on my answer, these antennas fit standard 5mm male threaded connectors.
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Hi Eugenios, no its not compatible. You can see the list of compatible modems in the following link: http://global.dlink.com.sg/site_pdtpdfs/DIR-412/DIR-412_3GList.pdf
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"Operationally the Motorola SB5101 series modems are exactly the same as required by the CableLabs 1.1 & 2.0 DOCSIS certification. In late 2009 Motorola introduced the more cost effective SB5101N, that only has an ethernet RJ-45 port and removed the USB driver CD from the package. The SB5101U retained the USB 2.0 and Ethernet port and continued to include the USB driver CD and it's corresponding higher cost required because of the USB feature." (From the Motorola Modem FAQs @ http://www.homenetworkingdepot.com/html/file01(general)/faq/moto.faq.html)
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Hi, I looked up the specs on the modem and it should work as it supports DSL/VDSL modems.
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I don't know for sure. I am using it with Time Warner. They had a list of compatable MODEMS and this was on the list. I would suggest you ask COMCAST. I hope it does as Time Warner is supposed to sell out to COMCAST.
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The differences I've found is 1) the SB6180 (and I'm guessing) seems like it may have been made for a particular provider (Cox?), 2) I've read that it may not be compatible with some providers (like Comcast), and 3) buying it used was much cheaper buying a used SB6141. I have RCN as a provider, I took a chance and it works fine.
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It's working with Comcast for me at this moment, has been for two months now. Comcast does have a new speed standard, called DOCSIS 3.0, and this router is DOCSIS 2.0. Regarding this Comcast says, "...DOCSIS 2.0 modems will still work with our speed tiers (except for Blast! and Extreme 50), but you won't experience the blistering fast speeds now available." However, "blistering fast speed" is more in the mind of the marketing department than in reality. Once you have around 5megs of download speed (Comcast provides more than that) "blistering" becomes unnoticeable. Still, if you have Blast! or Extreme 50, apparently this modem won't do the job.
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As a DOCSIS 2.0 modem it will work with Comcast, but if you paid for speeds above 25Mbps you should go for a modem that supports DOCSIS 3.0 as this modem will only go up to about 25-30.