compatible with timewarner cable? Is this wifi?
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Yes, it is compatible for timewarner. This is a modem, you have to buy router separate for wifi.
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Yes I have a wireless n router and works with that too. They're completely backwards compatible
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I can only tell you from my experience and installations. Check to make sure that the device says Z-Wave compliant. Iris from Lowes uses a controller that has both WiFi and Zwave devices co-existing and they sell them side by side but dont grab the wrong one as it wont work. Must be Z-wave. If you go to wikipedia and do a search there is an awesome Zwave forum and they discuss all the devices. just google the words wikipedia and zwave and you will see it. Good Luck
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Yes, it is, using the iwlwifi driver. Although, you may or may not have the problem described here, fixed by the listed patch which may or may not be integrated into the main line kernel by now: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=134871
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Greetings,I have not tested, however the makers appear to only utilize standards to inject power by design and simply passes data, see http://wifiqos.com/ . Hence you should get what speed can be supported by both end devices.
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It will depend on your particular setup, assuming that the time machine is attached directly to a modem then yes if it is attached to a router then no, port forwarding must be done in the router. You can also check the attached web link for more detailed info:https://discussions.apple.com/message/21699153#21699153David.
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I recently bought this and had a TWC technician installed it. It worked but was painfully slow with frequent timeouts. I am in the West LA area.Update: I followed the instructions here and it now works flawlessly!http://www.amazon.com/review/R1AQJGRSXFZGX1/ref=cm_cr_quotes_dprb_1?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B00D35XKW4&nodeID;=541966&store;=pc
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It will depend on your particular setup, assuming that the time machine is attached directly to a modem then yes if it is attached to a router then no, port forwarding must be done in the router. You can also check the attached web link for more detailed info :https://discussions.apple.com/message/21699153#21699153 David.
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I have Century link as my DSL provider with an actionteck wireless-ready gateway. Am using a Cisco wireless-n router making the whole house Wi-fi ready. But that sounds like a question to ask Warner cable. Cannot see why not though. Good luck.
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Yes, this device is supported by TWC. Here is their supported modems list: http://www.timewarnercable.com/en/enjoy/better-twc/internet/internet-modems.html
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I'd use cat5 hardwire to your router firmware usually fails with wi-fi and it is basically useless if you don't update the firmware when asked. But mine is a couple of years old it may have changed since then.
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Yes, it is one of the modems that TW has listed as compatible, and it's been working just fine for me for the past month.
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i don't know if this is old or not...mediacom issues the same one. it works great and was easy to set up. mediacom detected it right away. i rebooted the system and was off and running. time warner may have a list of acceptable modems on their website. mediacom has a list on theirs, but i don't know much about this stuff, so i called the tech department. in the end, i just ordered this one which is the exact one i already had from the company.
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It should be compatible. The Apple Time Capsule Router specs say you can connect a printer via USB or Ethernet. The Brother HL3170CDW printer has both of those options.
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Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have a configuration page or anything. You connect it, it works. No config, no headaches. Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have... » Read More Yes, it is Mac/PC compatible. It is Apple Airport and Time Capsule compatible. As for the DVR, if it's to connect the DVR to a network (meaning it's regular ethernet network traffic that travels through the Airwire), then it should work no problem. The AirWire basically replaces a standard network connection. So anywhere you would use a network cable, you can use a pair of AirWire instead. Note however that this is a point to point over-the-air network. It's not a wireless access point, it will not allow several connections. It will not be visible as a wifi access point and it does not have a configuration page or anything. You connect it, it works. No config, no headaches. « Show Less
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Yes, this should be compatible with TWC with no issues, but you should contact Time Warner to ensure that it will work with the services and package you have with them.
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It's not the latest, the latest can connet by wifi. This one connects to your router directly with an Ethernet cable (no computer required)