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Should I be worried about my C7000v2 modem/router?
I wanted to have Spectrum update the modem/router. (I think previously Time Warner did at least one update) But now Spectrum (who acquired Time Warner) just says, "We don't update customer equip...
As I explained above, yes, I put the C7000v2 in modem only mode. I'm trying to figure out what caused traffic from 192.168.100.10 that is not in the address range used by the router.
Also, if there some inherent weakness in using the C7000v2 modem (such as not being able to update the firmware), what standalone modem would be recommended and work with Spectrum.
mtiede wrote:
... what standalone modem would be recommended and work with Spectrum.
Ask Spectrum.
It is in the best position to know which modems work in its network.
Spectrum has the C7000v2 on their list. But if it has some problem, I want a different one. I was hoping someone with experience could recommend the best one versus picking one from the dozens that Spectrum says are compatible.
Here's the list for 400mbps:
- Arris SB6183
- Arris SB6190
- Arris SBG10
- Arris SBG6950AC2
- Arris SBG7400AC2
- Arris SBG7580
- Arris SBG7580-AC
- Arris SBG7600AC2
- ASUS CM-32
- ASUS CM-32_AC2600
- Linksys CG7500
- Linksys CM3016
- Linksys CM3024
- Motorola MB7621
- Motorola MG7700
- Netgear C6230
- Netgear C6300
- Netgear C6300v2
- Netgear C6900
- Netgear C7000
- Netgear C7000v2
- Netgear C7500
- Netgear Cable Orbi CBR40 or CBK40
- Netgear CM500-100NAS
- Netgear CM600
- Netgear CM700
- Netgear CM1000
- TP-Link CR1900
