Does this modem work with Mediacom service?
1739025
You should check with Mediacom, they may have a webpage that lists which modems work with their service. I use mine with Comcast and they have a webpage that lists all the compatible modems.
1739026
Yes, it does work with Mediacom. I am using it with Internet and Phone services since July 2015 without a single issue.
1739027
I installed mine yesterday, called Medicom to activate it and it works perfectly. I use it for Internet and telephone.
1680079
It works with cable. To be sure, you need to check with Time Warner. They should have a list of modems that are compatible.
1025948
Yes. I have this modem and I have cable internet (SuddenLink). It uses the coaxial cable to get service.
1328932
Yes. We have had the unit in place for approximately 4 months without an issue. Very reliable.The tech that installed the service was enthusiastic at the use of this cisco unit as Mediacom's standard units are lesser in quality and reliability.
658688
It would be simple to set up m, but the unit I was sent didn't work. The cable installer recommended against getting the unit said they failed often. I just went and bought an after market modem from office depot
1225671
No, this is just a cable modem. It only has a ethernet port and a usb port.
2230304
I don't know for sure. I am using it with Time Warner. They had a list of compatable MODEMS and this was on the list. I would suggest you ask COMCAST. I hope it does as Time Warner is supposed to sell out to COMCAST.
353906
I understand it's 1.2 GHz which can coexist with docsis modems which are below 1 GHz. I've got a docsis modem and moca on the same coax cable and it works fine.
1718811
Yes, it does. I bought this modem for my sister who uses it with her Windows 8 laptop. I hope this helps!
801996
It will work with all modems. DSL or cable. It doesn't matter. Keep in mind. This is NOT a modem. It's a router and lets you add more devices TO your modem. In other words, you need a DSL or Cable modem to connect it to.
1328934
Yes, it is on Mediacom's supported modem list. Just be aware that if you receive the one without a battery backup your Mediacom telephone service will not work in the event of a power outage. You could buy a small UPS (Uninterrupitible Power Supply) to accomplish the same thing as the modem backup battery.
594974
No phone, you have to run both modems on a splitter theirs and yours but the fee is gone,and I don't know what mediacom is
2226023
I'm using it with mediacom right now. They have to give you a code of sorts to complete the connections, so I would call them up for instructions, it's been awhile.
312856
We have Windstream, too, and are tired of their junky modem. Did you purchase this one? And did it work?
2144759
I'm not sure of that. My service is 15 mbps and it does just fine. My service provider is Time Warner and the RCA DCM425 was the modem they supplied, but you might contact your service provider and ask, or go to their website and check. Provider's websites will usually show which devices work with their system. That modem is a DOCSIS 2 and 50mbps may very well require a DOCSIS 3 modem.
1091323
No. You should buy a DOCSIS 3.0 Modem instead. From the specifications of this unit: It only delivers bandwidth "(up to 43Mbps downstream, 31Mbps upstream)"http://www.ubeeinteractive.com/products/cable/data-cable-modems/u10c018-data-cable-modem-0
2266806
I do not know, I only have Windows 7. But I could get the modem to work with even it, so I doubt it.