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NETGEAR Nighthawk Cable Modem & ATT Uverse
I purchased the NETGEAR Nighthawk Cable Modem CM1200 on Amazon. The headline stated "Compatible with all Cable Providers", and after I ordered it I then (after the fact) noticed it says in the fine p...
I have u-verse. I purchased the netgear nighthawk X6S router. My u-verse router is 7 years old. So is my u-verse modem. My new netgear nighthawk X6S has no problem communicating with the old u-verse modem. I’m not anticipating any problems when i get my new netgear CM1200 modem.
> [...] I purchased the netgear nighthawk X6S router. [...]
None of that is a model number. Look for "Model" on the product
label.
> [...] My u-verse router is 7 years old. [...]
Aside from its age, I know nothing about it. Maker? Model number?
> [...] So is my u-verse modem. [...]
Aside from its age, I know nothing about it. Maker? Model number?
> [...] I'm not anticipating any problems when i get my new netgear
> CM1200 modem.
That's nice, but no one here was predicting any problems with
communication between any modem and any router. The concern is about
communication between a cable modem and your ISP. With no useful
information about your "my u-verse modem", the non-psychics in your
audience are left to guess at what might be compatible with your
service.
And the current guesses are that you might want to anticipate some
problems.
- Modem, (Pace) AT&T model: 3801HGV
Router, (Cisco) AT&T VEN401-AT> Modem, (Pace) AT&T model: 3801HGV
My Web search suggests that that's a DSL modem+router (gateway), not
a cable-TV-type anything.> Router, (Cisco) AT&T VEN401-AT
My Web search suggests that that's a wireless access point, not a
router.
> None of that is a model number. Look for "Model" on the product
> label.Still wondering.
- So far I’ve gotten 2 connections out of 4 connections to work. Still working on the rest. A little more time tweeting the modem.