Can the Cisco DPQ 3212 be used as a FIOS modem?
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I can only answer question from my experience. In Australia we do not have FIOS but it appears to need 25-50Mbs. I am using my DPQ 3212 for general internet and VOIP and video download. I am currently achieving 101.45Mbs download via Optical cable. This appears to be well in excess of your requirement. It has been an extremely reliable modem and as I am using it I can highly recommend it.
151435
No - this is a cable modem with a coaxial cable input. Not compatible with fiber networks.
1698786
It is not compatible with Verizon FIOS at all, at least that was written on the box I received (although not mentioned anywhere on the description on the site).
870672
Yup, running pfsense on it for my router. I didn't see any oddball hardware in it, so Linux should run fine as well.
432888
I just did research on this and you can but you can only use it as a rauter not a modem for centurylink
26215
Yes it's almost like it was made for Verizon Fios. You need one Ethernet/Coax adapter; 2 RG6 cables and a 2.5ghz bi-directional splitter. Don't use the coax out on the Ethernet/Coax adapter or you will lose On Demand and Guide. Split coax from wall and run to the adapter and STB. Follow this guide http://www.dslreports.com/faq/15984
873094
The TG852 version I bought did not have a built in router. Where the modem is located is not good for a router signal. Someday I will connect a separate router located in a good location to the modem with a wire.
1453718
No, it is designed to be used with a wired router. I use the TP-LINK wired router.
26214
Yes. I have Verizon Fios. I was able to connect two different locations to my Fios network.
750338
Yes, I use the modem on high speed connection. It's a bit clunky, but it works just fine for the purpose intended. I use it to send faxes.
1548708
No. This particular modem is for HSI data only - as noted in the description. I believe the Ubee DVM3203B is used for telephony, but see the following Comcast/xfinity URLs for supported devices and their approved uses: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/ http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/list-of-approved-cable-modems/
2179542
Yes it is supported. Here is the link to the page that show this, http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/routers/1800-series-integrated-services-routers-isr/relevant-interfaces-and-modules.html Thanks Dave
2106910
You would have to ask your Fios people if they support SIP Endpoints/Phones. Unless they gave you an account/password and SIP server to logon to, then I would say NO.
253362
Should be fine. This is a router not a modem. Routers don't care. Modems do. ;)
1789546
It did not work with my FIOS QIP 7216 or 7232. I received it Jan 22, 2014 and followed the setup procedures meticulously--twice per box--and neither box recognized it. I'm not sure if the WD drive may have been defective; it was very poorly packed and certainly got rattled around a lot in transit. I'm returning it tomorrow.
1687358
Yes but you need to make some changes to the TP Link. Here is a site with instructions: http://www.hanselman.com/blog/ConfiguringTwoWirelessRoutersWithOneSSIDNetworkNameAtHomeForFreeRoaming.aspx I did it with my FIOS router.
775279
It depends on what you are trying to do. If you are having trouble splitting the FIOS output to many locations in your home, yes it should work. The FIOS system has to be using the coax cable in your house - not phone wires.
1149056
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.