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CM3000 Modem only
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CM3000 Modem only
My Xfinity tech says that the CM3000 can do DNS and that I don't need my wifi router to be in router mode only AP. Is that true?? I have speed coming out of the modem but slower speed coming out of the wifi router wired ports.
Thanks
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Re: CM3000 Modem only
Man guess that tech has no idea about CM series modems. CM series modems are just that, ONLY modems. No router or WiFi. It passes thru all internet traffic to a router if you want multiple devices to connect and get internet.
You can use the CM modem with say one wired PC and get internet, however you can't connect additional devices.
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Re: CM3000 Modem only
Thanks,
I was pretty sure this was the case. The modem feeds a Linksys EA3800 that routes and provides some wifi. It then feeds a gig 16 port switch that then feeds all the hard wire stuff like my PC. The tech got great speed out of the modem but it all slows down at the EA3800. Not sure why yet.
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Re: CM3000 Modem only
I get more than contracted download speed but upload is stuck at under 5 mps at best. He got much more on his gizmo out of the modem.
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Re: CM3000 Modem only
Probably time to change out the Linksys router. Thats a older generation router.
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Re: CM3000 Modem only
do you have the linksys EA3800 (couldn't find that model) or the EA8300?
If you changed modems, did you try factory resetting the linksys and just testing its speeds in the default configuration?
You might also post in the linksys forums for help with their device. Sometimes qos or other settings can reduce speeds and they'll be the experts on their device.
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