- Modem recomend
- Posted by WFF on August 31st, 2005
I signed up for a 6MB service with a rental SB 4100 I get just above
3MB Any one get speeds close the 5-6MB range with what modem? I use
comcast in Dallas Texas
- Posted by Bob Knowlden on September 1st, 2005
I've seen greater than 5 Mb/s with a leased SB 4100 (Software version
SB4100-1.4.9.0-SCM00-NOSH).
Comcast in Danbury, CT.
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- Posted by WFF on September 1st, 2005
SB4100-0.4.4.2-SCM01-NOSH
How would I upgrade the firmware? comcast leases modem.
- Posted by Warren on September 1st, 2005
WFF wrote:
Doesn't matter if you lease or own, the firmware is chosen by the network
the modem is connected to.
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- Posted by Mark Klebanoff on September 1st, 2005
WFF wrote:
the higher speeds or 6 or 8 mb with the SB 4100. Some have suggested
asking Comcast to lease you a 5100, or buying a modem of your own.
- Posted by 0 on September 2nd, 2005
I had a online chat and they said it max is 6.5MB and under my plan there
was no room to buffer for higher speeds. So I would beable to get 4200 or
better. I'm hopeing for the latest one though.
- Posted by 0 on September 3rd, 2005
Got a new modem and I ge lower speeds. Is this because I have a 10/100 NIC?
Or is my not overloaded?
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- Posted by Riffrafter on September 8th, 2005
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I had problems getting the higher speeds and modem would also "lose" the
connection repeatedly after the upgrade using the original SB3100 I got when
I signed up for the service. After repeated service calls, they finally
replaced the modem with a Motorola 5120. Now I get speeds of over 6100+ and
modem never loses the connection.
My suggestion is to call them and ask them to bring you a new modem. I was
also told you can go to your local office and swap your old modem for a new
one.
Good Luck.
