CM1100

Question

Can I use this modem if I do not have a coax line for internet? My current set up uses all ethernet connections. I am trying to get rid of the all in one modem and router provided by the internet company and go with a separate modem and router setup

FURRYe38 · Answer

The CM modem is a modem only, no built in router. Its designed to be used with Cable ISP services. Does not work with DSL or Fiber ISP services.&nbsp;

Kitsap · Answer

Sleepychallenge&nbsp;wrote:It is a CenturyLink C4000XGYour CenturyLink C4000XG supports fiber internet input only.&nbsp; The CM1100 supports coax cable internet input only.&nbsp;They are not interchangeable.&nbsp;Most fiber internet installations and vendors do not provide for a customer owned ONT.&nbsp; If you are unhappy with the router/Wi-Fi that is part of your C4000XG, you may be able to configure the terminal for Ethernet output only by disabling the router and Wi-Fi functions.&nbsp; That way you could use your own router/Wi-Fi device, not the CM1100.&nbsp; You would have to deal with Century Link to obtain the configuration details.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kitsap · Answer

Sleepychallenge&nbsp;wrote:Can I use this modem if I do not have a coax line for internet? My current set up uses all ethernet connections. I am trying to get rid of the all in one modem and router provided by the internet company and go with a separate modem and router setupThe internet input to the CM1100 has to come via coax cable.&nbsp; How does your current all in one modem and router provided by the internet company connect to the internet?&nbsp; Via Ethernet does not sound quite right.&nbsp;What is the brand name and model number of this all in one modem and router?&nbsp; Look on the label.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Sleepychallenge · Answer

It is a CenturyLink C4000XG

Forum Discussion

CM1100

4 Replies