Does anyone know how it works with Cox service?
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Attached is a link for compatible modems used with Cox Internet Provider http://ww2.cox.com/residential/support/tv/article.cox?articleId={b2ec95d0-7ef9-11df-5590-000000000000} Within this link is a list of compatible modems Zoom lists a few..Zoom 5341 Premier (Premier Plus, where available) 5341J Note: Click on the link above for market compatibility. Ultimate, except in markets noted 5350 (WiFi modem) Ultimate 5352 (WiFi modem) Ultimate Legacy DOCSIS 2.0 devices (no longer recommended) Cox recommends all customers use a DOCSIS 3.0 device from the list above. There are a limited number of DOCSIS 2.0 devices that will continue to work on the Cox network, but if you are on Preferred, Premier, Premier Plus (where available) or the Ultimate tier, Cox strongly recommends that you upgrade to a DOCSIS 3.0 device for the best consistent speed experience. Future speed increases may not be achievable with these devices I think it would be compatible but you may want to check with the Cox provider just to make sure.
1251896
According to the Cox website, it does. Go to http://ww2.cox.com/residential/support/internet/article.cox?articleId=b2ec95d0-7ef9-11df-5590-000000000000 for a list of compatible modems.
1251897
We have had our modem connected to our cable now for 2 years and it's been working perfect. Our service however is not Cox it is Comcast. If you ever lose power to the home and have a wireless router you must power down both wait a few seconds plug in modem first wait until it is ready then power up router. Hope this helps.
1251898
Only thing you can do is connect it, then call cox to activate it. You cannot just connect it. You must call Cox tech support 623-594-1000
746097
I stream using my Cox sign in everything, sounds like the connection is not good, the large end is very hard to get positioned so everything will work, had to play with it until it worked, bur espn and everything else seemed to work, I did not have HBO so can only say that I think is should work.
75733
You call your provider and follow their instructions. Usually you give them your modem MAC address and then they do things on their end and if all goes well, you're set.
140416
This model is working fine for internet, but my phone service does not work. Comcast and I both did a reset - I was told that I need a technician to install? Chat personnel said that I was not sychronized. Has anyone found out how make telephone service work?
1845164
Yes. Just add the profile of the service provider you are using and you should be in service.
2149708
I am using Cox cable with Vonage as my provider. I have a router from the router it goes to the vonage modem, it is connected between the telephone base set and the vonage modem. My complaint with unit is that the instructions are printed on about size three font. They have redefined the term small print.
1280911
Hello. I have service with Time Warner. Usually, you would need to contact your ISP so they can obtain the MAC address of the modem. There after, it should be plug and play.
2162811
We use the system with Cox cable tv provided telephone service in Phoenix, AZ, and it works just as well as it does with a land line service we have with Century Link in another location. We cannot tell a difference between the two services.
264661
When I called to connect it, I was told that the modem was already registered with a Comcast account and I couldn't use it. Luckily, I called back and got a different technician who could connect it. So far, the device has been consistent and I haven't had any problems, but I almost wasn't able to use it. It might depend on the technician as to whether or not they'll connect you with service...Just a word of warning when buying used. It would have been nice to know that ahead of time.
2114279
It may have worked in the past, but it no longer works with Time Warner if your internet service is 30mbps or higher.Once you connect to a modem or computer it will shut down and restart repeatedly. Buy it at your own risk.
1992042
If you call them they will happily tell you which modems you can purchase that are compatible with their system. Also, be careful if you buy a second hand modem online, they are often equipment that belongs to the cable company (Comcast, Cox, Time Warner) but were never returned (by deadbeat customer who left unpaid bills and pawned the equipment), they have a record of those serial numbers and they cannot be used for another account.
513427
I am not using it on time warner but have experienced exactly the same thing. when I contact Cox cable in Wichita Kansas regarding this issue, they tell me it is the hardware and to contact netgear. netgear tells me that it's Cox. I'm of the opinion lies with the cable company but am not 100% on that.
998694
I have cox Cable and used it to split the signal and it worked great. This should do the job.
477410
I used it behind ISP's DSL modem, so I'm not sure, your best bet is check the approved model list against your current DSL subscription, ISP like you pay them monthly 'rental' fee, use your own equipment, they can point finger to your responsibility when there's connection problem
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I don't know. I was told to got onto Time Warner's website and look up the list of compatible modems. While I was doing that, I also checked my current modem (from TW) and was able to buy the same model. I suggest you check Cox website and see if they have a compatible list. Good Luck
1628101
I am sorry but I don't know the difference between Cox Communication versus regular phone lines.
1749622
I don't know answer to your question because I'm using it with my cox home security system