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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
yes, in most cases public message is better.
some of the information I am asking user is related to their CM MACs, location, etc and if they are willing to work with 1:1 on debugging with some specific tools with support from ISP Operations team (those details cannot be posted online directly). some users may not be willing to give all these information in public.
with @Gnat_HC help we have already started debugging with the ISP.
Co-incidently, both of you are from same area and we are checking it it is related to specific location. from the early updates, it looks like it is related to RF plant in that area.
I am checking with the 3rd person who just posted if it is same area as well.
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
So what is the status of this FW has it solved the issues? I just upgraded my service and am looking to purchase this modem but if its still haveing issues on Comcast I will wait.
TIA
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
I'm having the same problems with my modem. Have you guys found a solution?
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
Just picked up an Arris SB8200 instead. I'm getting 360Mb/s. On TimeWarner's 300Mb plan. It's 3.1 Docsis modem. People. The answer is simple. Return the modem. Don't put of with the lies and crap netgear is feeding you.
This Arris SB8200, it's not connecting at 3.1, just 3.0. But it's working, know why? Because it says it's backwards compatible, and they meant it. They didn't lie like netgear. It states it's not compatible with TimeWarner yet at 3.1. But you know what? Not one reboot. Sold, rock steady though put. Straight line on speed tests. I run game servers so I demand the best. Have too. Can't have nonsence like you all are dealing with. It's just retarded. Don't put up with it. Take it back, send it back...
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
I will NEVER buy another netgear product.
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
I just received my CM1000 today and so far I have had no issues. I have comcast and I was trying to find a way to get a new WAN IP address and came across this thread. I just wanted to share that my fw is 2.01.15. I think most of you have the .14 version. Perhaps there is hope.
i still need to test mine, again I've only ran it for about 8 hours so far.
My Hardware version: v2.02
I did a quick search, and I can't find any fw for the CM1000, but now you know a newer version exists.
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
Has this issue been fixed?
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
im having the same issue with comcast i actually thought it was a faulty mdm and exchanged it but has the same issue locks up about 20-25mpbs and after a pc goes back to 200mbps that last for about 48hrs is there a update on a fix if not im going to take mdm back and get a arris mdm they just released 3.1 mdms as well
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
I am having the exact issue! I'm going to leave a comment on Amazon in addition to emailing Xfinity that they should remove this absolutely horrible product from their recommended list. What a disgrace and poor excuse for a prodcut!!!
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
I am having the same issue on Cox and can copy an almost identical log with the exception that I have fewer correctable and high uncorrectables on a certain channel (getting cox to investigate that). Modem has restarted and dropped internet. I have a CM1000, R9000 and R7000...almost everything is hardwired. Cox has been out nothing short of 7 times to review and no one has any definitive answers.
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Interesting, the overall problem was solved for me and several neighbors. Cox replaced a mini-amplifier in the box at the street. However, I found the item that had the largest impact to overall network stability was unplugging our Ac1200's extenders. interestingly, we each had one on our individual networks and removing them resolved the overall issues.
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Re: CM1000 requiring rebooting several times a day (Comcast)
I have Comcast and just noticed:
Firmware Version V3.01.02 |
Anybody have details? It's been pretty rock solid for a few months now. |
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