I have an actiontec GT701 modem that I want to upgrade from can I do this with this modem?
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Don't know the details of your setup, but I've been using Actiontec M1000 DSL modem with my Centurylink (formally Qwest) DSL 20Mbps service for several years now. I use its NAT and port forwarding features. I have other wireless routers, so I don't use the extra, add-on wireless router capabilities of the Actiontec M1000. It is my main router between my home LAN. and the DSL WAN and the Internet.
764520
Yes I do believe that will work for you.. It is supported by Century Link & should work just fine. Just sign in with your DSL user name & password, and you should be up & running right away.
840347
That's a more difficult setup Walter. Reason being is that you need to decouple the wireless router piece from your current setup. This is done by calling up your service provider and inquiring about how to make it a modem only unit because you have a better wireless router.Once done, it's as simple as plugging a cable from the old modem/router into the internet port of the new r6250.It's not that you didn't grasp the instructions, they were not written for your all-in-one device! make sure you understand the steps from your service provider clearly before executing my proposed solution.Good luck! That's a more difficult setup Walter. Reason being is that you need to decouple the wireless router piece from your current setup. This is done by calling up your service provider and inquiring about how to make it a modem only unit because you have a better wireless router.Once done, it's as simple as plugging a cable from the old modem/router into the internet port of the new r6250.It's not that you didn't grasp the instructions, they were not written for your all-in-one device! make sure you understand the steps from your service provider clearly... » Read More That's a more difficult setup Walter. Reason being is that you need to decouple the wireless router piece from your current setup. This is done by calling up your service provider and inquiring about how to make it a modem only unit because you have a better wireless router.Once done, it's as simple as plugging a cable from the old modem/router into the internet port of the new r6250.It's not that you didn't grasp the instructions, they were not written for your all-in-one device! make sure you understand the steps from your service provider clearly before executing my proposed solution.Good luck! « Show Less
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I initially had the same issue as McKinney, but called my ISP and they found that the lack of signal boost was in my wiring, and fixed the problem. The antenna works great and attached easily to the standard actiontek PK5000 modem I bought through them. The TL-WA701ND looks to have the same antenna attachment and should work fine for you!
1420754
Yes you can but i would recommend connecting it via Lan cable to avoid any error when you want to set it to your requirements because it will ask for that.
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No, it's just a router, not a modem. Depend on whether you want to have DSL (CenturyLink for example) or Cable (Cox etc), you will have to buy a DSL modem or a Cable modem. You can save some bucks buy a modem/router combo like Actiontec 300 Mbps Wireless-N ADSL Modem Router (GT784WN) (DSL) or NETGEAR N300 Wi-Fi DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem Router (C3000) (Cable). Good luck!
1866518
Keep the COAX connected to the Actiontec Router this is also the Modem. You would use one of the Ethernet connections, on the Actiontec, to connect to the TRENDnet.
678596
That modem won't work. You can search on their website or call 1800-TWCable for a compatible modem
825176
That's a more difficult setup Walter. Reason being is that you need to decouple the wireless router piece from your current setup. This is done by calling up your service provider and inquiring about how to make it a modem only unit because you have a better wireless router. Once done, it's as simple as plugging a cable from the old modem/router into the internet port of the new r6250. It's not that you didn't grasp the instructions, they were not written for your all-in-one device! make sure you understand the steps from your service provider clearly before executing my proposed solution. Good luck!
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I am pretty sure you can, read this www.abt.com/documents/41301/TBS218001_manual.pdfit says yes you can, so there you go.
164842
It s not a great modem, I had it for 4 years and the range is horrible. Buy a newer one if you can!
1757362
Yes you can. for more assistance i recomend you call there tech support. they are very friendly
537369
A MAC address and serial number will be different on every modem regardless of model. You will have to buy it before you can get that information, and it will only be needed when you are ready to install and register the modem.
1234291
This will only replace the wireless portion of the home networking. It. Not replace their modem. You will have to buy a compatible modem along with this to replace it all.
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You may replace your old gt701d with this q1000z. Q1000z support adsl adsl2+ vdsl2 . VDSL has faster speed than ADSL.
1980801
http://www.peplink.com/technology/4g3g-modem-support/Look on this website for modems supported by Surf on the Go
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I am pretty sure you can, read this www.abt.com/documents/41301/TBS218001_manual.pdf it says yes you can, so there you go.
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If your service is currently 7Meg or less, the GT701D will work okay. ADSL=7meg ADSL2+=20meg VDSL2=40meg (Capable, phone line length can give you less than max speed) - check out the Compatibility list here: http://internethelp.centurylink.com/internethelp/modem-compatibility-table-q.html