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I did that and they told me that I bought a modem off their list that isn't sold commercially so they wouldn't attempt to let me use it. Apparently there are o
by nadams 12y ago
I did that and they told me that I bought a modem off their list that isn't sold commercially so they wouldn't attempt to let me use it.
Apparently there are only a select number of DOCSIS 3.0 cable modems that support multiple static IPs.
As a note - even though your IP may not change - the rest of the world knows it's a residential IP and many email servers will automatically bounce email from you.
- res0nat0r 12y agoI own a Zoom 5341 that I went out and bought just because it was DOCSIS 3.0. I had no idea that list even existed at the time but my modem happens to be on the list. No one questioned what make/model I had at the time, I just gave them my MAC and I was on my way. The networking folks have been helpful and just did what I asked and we were on our ways. I don't know if they would have flagged anything if my MAC didn't happen to be in range of an approved company and I would have gotten any grief; I'd buy one off that list from Amazon and return the Comcast provided one.