- Cable modem/wireless broadband router in one box?
- Posted by Al puzzuoli on July 5th, 2004
Just wondering whether such a thing exists?
I have a friend who has a similar product, an integrated DSL modem and
wireless router. I think it is made by netgear; However, if something
like it exists for cable modems, I have yet to find it.
Thanks for any info.
- Posted by Neill Massello on July 5th, 2004
Al puzzuoli <alpuzz@comcast.net> wrote:
Motorola SBG900 and SBG1000:
<http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/cable_modems.asp>.
- Posted by Jim Banks on July 5th, 2004
Al puzzuoli wrote:
Netgear Model CG814M Wireless Cable Modem Gateway
See it here: http://tinyurl.com/yt4qj
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- Posted by DCT Dictator on July 6th, 2004
Al puzzuoli <alpuzz@comcast.net> wrote:
Linsys WCG200 - issued by comcast
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- Posted by Al puzzuoli on July 6th, 2004
In article <tprje0liqq5e5j939548j3lodsjab2m1qd@4ax.com>,
dctdictator@aol.com says...
Thanks to everyone who has offered suggestions on this one so far.
Right now, the linksys looks like it might be the best solution as none
of the others appear to offer G. Currently, I have a surfboard issued
by Comcast. What's involved in getting Comcast to swap it out? Are
they usually cooperative about that sort of thing and what kind of cost
is involved?
Thanks,
- Posted by Dave C. on July 7th, 2004
http://www.google.com/groups?q=Do+NO...rlin.de&rnum=1
- Posted by DCT Dictator on July 7th, 2004
Al puzzuoli <alpuzz@comcast.net> wrote:
Comcast Home Networking - CHN - is being quietly released in certain
areas. Has to do with the 4mb downstream capability. Hate to say it,
"call customer service".
I've seen the modem/gateway at retail places like Fry's or Newegg,
it's on the approved list at
http://www.comcast.com/Support/Corp1...tail_2427.html
Last caveats
-0- If you buy the modem/gateway at retail and install it on a normal
account, there will be no 'CHN speed increase'.
-0- If you rent a WCG200 modem/gateway from Comcast, it is only going
to provide 5 LAN IP addresses. It's in the ROM.
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- Posted by DCT Dictator on July 8th, 2004
Bill M. <wbillups@hotmail.com> wrote:
Affirm. Did that, in the words of BC, "Just because I could".
Some other systems got similar product from NetGear - No such luck in
my area.
What we also stock is a modem/router from SMC. It has a PCMCIA slot,
but is not equipped with anything. This one is directed toward small
business, with a whole ton of support behind the service.
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