I have Century Link DSL which is 3 MBPS. Will this set-up support Ooma ?
1616759
I have Century Link DSL and have had no problems with operating Ooma. Centurylink connections can be very variable depending on your location, but even when I was having speed issues, Ooma was normally not effected.
1616760
It's voice calls, it doesn't need that much bandwidth for it to work. Even the cheapest internet package provides 3mpbs upstream.
1616761
According to the Ooma website, "you will need a high-speed Internet connection equivalent to at least a typical DSL connection with 384 kbps upstream and downstream". If you're interested, Ooma has a line speed test here: http://www.ooma.com/support/internet-speed-test
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I am using the Actiontec GT701D with Century Link right now and it works perfectly. Here is the link to the Century Link modem compatibility chart: http://internethelp.centurylink.com/internethelp/modem-compatibility-table-q.html
2144763
From what I was told, No....it will not accept that high of a speed...it's a "2" modem....you would need a "3"
1768975
Hi, I looked up the specs on the modem and it should work as it supports DSL/VDSL modems.
551914
I didn't test it on Century Link - I shipped it in Europe and it's been working good on a PPPoE Internet connection. Thanks,
1272604
I've used it on at&t dsl router, now I'm in south carolina using carolina broadband cable router and hooked up and works fine. I have my ooma hooked up to router with one ethernet cable, hooked to router like a hardwired PC would be. Had the wireless thing, but after awhile, my ooma went weird, took awhile to figure out, but was the USB advice...Once I went hardwired, been fine.
1330697
I have the same exact setup. The combo modem router isn't an issue. it's the speed of your DSL that is important. In my opinion 10mpbs/1mpbs is the minimum or you get dropped calls or breakup especially on the upload side which is slower.
1189826
I actually have this modem, we started with Qwest, than of course it became Century Link. I have the 12Mbps speed, it works great on this modem. We are in Colorado. It runs 802.11b,g & n. If that helps any one?
2085257
yes it works well have it about 20 ft from wireless router follow wireless hook up info when you get it and ooma has could support if needed.
931211
I believe this model is design for Qwest/Century-Link only... However, you should be able to review the Manufacturers Specification sheet, as they typically state what models work with the various ISP's.
1033588
I personally do not know, I kept my modem from TWC for my phone. I did see however in my question session on one of the web sites that the OOMA will work with the zoom. I am going to try an OOMA next year to see if I can drop twc digital phone. Sorry I could not give you a definite yes, but keep researching and you will find the answer. Digger.
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While it will work with Century Link, ADSL2+ is limited to about 10Mbps, depending on how far your house is from the central router. If you have 12Mbps or higher service you will want a VDSL modem.
980756
It worked for my Comcast service, but I have no idea about Time Warner compatibility.
958253
My ISP is Century Link and the Netgear DGN3500 works well with that DSL service. Request the highest possible rate in your area from Century Link to get the fastest service.
37879
depending on what your set up is. like my house has a adsl2+ cable, so any modem that was compatible with that cable would work. you would have to call century link and find out what type of cable you have in your house.
919709
About three years ago, my mom bought this unit. Centurylink is her provider and it worked great.
1330695
Unfortunately this device proved unreliable. We returned it . We could not keep the signal stable between linksys or netgear . The ooma would drop words making conversation almost impossible. Additionally the Ooma base station would routinely go red (offline).. The Ooma linx was a better solution for us..Good luck.