is it compatible with Cisco 8742HDC box used by TWC
778089
Absolutely no. This is the same receiver that I have and it does not work. This is a skimpy little wire and I'd be surprised if it works on anything. Definitely step up and by the Cisco one.
14394
If you need a cable modem for TWC, this one will work with their tiers up to 38Mbps in speed. If you wanted a slightly newer modem you could opt for a Motorola SB5101.
179515
I don't know, as we bought it for an HP switch. I think I remember something about Cisco having their own proprietary items. Sorry I can't give you a definitive answer. You could try calling Cisco tech support?
2069413
It will work with that. It's a fantastic router that I've had literally no problems with. I personally use it with TWC Internet myself, but the source of the internet doesn't matter. You may need to turn the modem off and back on after connecting it to the router initially, but after that you'd be set.
374314
I'm not 100% sure for tomato, but I do know for DD-WRT you would want the 4302 bin for the 8302. (I have the 7301 and 7302, and those are 3301/3302 respectively, the 8301/8302 are actually 4301/4301 units) The stock firmware is junk. the share and sharemax (3302/3301) have gone up a lot in prices since i started buying them. thinking of trying to get some of these to play with :)
2089201
Sorry, but I don't know the answer. We don't have TWC here. It works fine with our cable co Mediacom.
1341531
it worked on my TWC setup, I just had to provide them with the model and MAC address. Better than paying $5 a month for their modem.
1097641
In a word, yes (assuming you have the same model modem). It replaced the same model of TWC modem I had.
522799
Yes it is compatible with TM-T88iii, it is a plug and play. All you have to do is unscrew the old usb or the printer card that is in your existing printer, and replace it with this ethernet interface, plug it to your router and go from there.
1582702
I'm sorry I'm not sure. If you could explain the wire better I can tell you if it's compatible.
707019
I just set this up for TWC successfully (Apr 2015). I think it's not in the official compatible modems list. If you are still getting the registration page, call for activation once. Calling once again will connect you to a representative, who will remove any quarantine and get you online.
1916204
I have the 15Mbps plan with Time Warner. I just installed this modem and it does in fact work. When I plugged it in and called 800-TWC-HELP to activate the modem, they asked me for the model number. When I told them, they said that they were sorry, this one is not approved. I asked them if they could try it anyway. And YES, it works. He tried to warn me that there might be speed problems with one that is unapproved, but get this: Right before I took out the old one, I did a speed test. The one they supplied with the internet activation gave me a speed of 9.28. This Cisco one gave me a speed of 13.52! So there you go. I have the 15Mbps plan with Time Warner. I just installed this modem and it does in fact work. When I plugged it in and called 800-TWC-HELP to activate the modem, they asked me for the model number. When I told them, they said that they were sorry, this one is not approved. I asked them if they could try it anyway. And YES, it works. He tried to warn me that there might be speed problems with one that is unapproved, but get this: Right before I took out the old one, I did a speed test. The one they supplied with the internet activation gave me a speed of 9.28. This Cisco one gave me a speed... » Read More I have the 15Mbps plan with Time Warner. I just installed this modem and it does in fact work. When I plugged it in and called 800-TWC-HELP to activate the modem, they asked me for the model number. When I told them, they said that they were sorry, this one is not approved. I asked them if they could try it anyway. And YES, it works. He tried to warn me that there might be speed problems with one that is unapproved, but get this: Right before I took out the old one, I did a speed test. The one they supplied with the internet activation gave me a speed of 9.28. This Cisco one gave me a speed of 13.52! So there you go. « Show Less
993693
As with the other responses, I would contact Cisco and/or see if there is a spec sheet on-line.
2280753
Not sure, but I think that they can give you a small converter box (by Cisco) that should do the trick. Good luck.
1619265
This works great for TWC, as long as you are buying a plan with 100Mbps or less. Even though the specs indicate a maximum download capability of 340Mbps, this is either not true, or TWC limits the throughput per channel. Modems with 8 channels down (like this) are limited to 100Mbps. You need 16 channels for the 200 and 300 Mbps plans. Check TWC's compatible modems list before buying.
1225505
It will be compatible with anything you need it to be. Through the web interface, it knows most devices... but it is also a learning remote, so you can use the remote from your Time Warner device to teach it. However... I'll bet it knows it already.
866049
Not exactly sure if this answers your question or not, but here goes...I have TWC with phone, Internet and TV using the TWC provided modem. I use this signal booster on one of the co-ax cables providing TV to spare bedrooms. It delivers very good basic cable service directly to one TV in one room and directly to an HDTV box in another room.