Cable modems

[Bobkoh]

I have an old Frontier cable modem (landline). I know I'm not going to get faster speed with a newer model, but this thing is megabyte and bottlenecks my LAN. Is there a modem router I can get with gigabyte ports and can still do landline ISP? Frontier is absolutely no help on technology that's decades old.

[FURRYe38]

Check to see if the CM1150v modem is supported on there system:

https://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/cable-modems-routers/cm1150v.aspx

[Bobkoh]

Sorry but landline means old telephone wire connections, not cable.

[FURRYe38]

The CM1150v modem does both. 

[antinode]

> Cable modems

   In this context, that phase normally refers to a cable-TV-type modem.
Hence the confusion.

> I have an old Frontier cable modem (landline). [...]

   Do you mean DSL?  (Wrong forum.)  Has your (unspecified) "an old
Frontier cable modem (landline)" a maker and model number?

> [...] Is there a modem router I can get with gigabyte ports and can
> still do landline ISP? [...]

   Sure, although perhaps not from Netgear.  Also, you might want to
consider a separate modem and router.  And those are gigabit ports, not
gigabyte ports.

      https://community.netgear.com/t5/x/bd-p/home-dsl-modems-routers

[Bobkoh]

Thanks, but spending that kind of money for a landline DSL feed is a bit much. However I do appreciate the answer.

[Bobkoh]

Typing mobile isn't always the best for spelling in my case. But thanks for the right part of this forum. Might as well kill this one.

[antinode]

> [...] spending that kind of money [...]

   _What_ kind of money?  For what?