CM2000???

[flynhawaiian]

I was recently looking at the spectrum and cox approved list, and there is a Netgear CM2000 listed with a 2.5GBps ethernet port on it.  I am wondering where I can obtain the CM2000 or if it is a future product, or what the deal is...

Thanks

[plemans]

It hasn't been released/anounced yet. 

And netgear doesn't release dates because so much depends on the ISP certification which is taking forever. 

[flynhawaiian]

Weird that both Cox and spectrum have it on the approved list for their gig tier. Wonder why it hasn’t been announced if it’s been approved by the isp 🤷‍♂️

[plemans]

They usually wait on the elephant in the room to certify (xfinity).

[flynhawaiian]

Just checked it’s on their approved list as well. Wonder what the issue is...

[flynhawaiian]

https://www.cox.com/content/dam/cox/residential/support/internet/print_media/CM2000_DataSheet.pdf

Even shows on the new data sheet that everything is approved 🤷‍♂️

[plemans]

Might just be finishing testing. they need to be certified and then tested to ensure they work with them for the auto-activation. 

[flynhawaiian]

Well bugger....

[FURRYe38]

Good things comes to those who wait. 

[vkdelta]

product is certified by 3 biggies. It is going to our validation process.

I would suggest to wait for some time ..

[flynhawaiian]

Need a beta tester 🤪

[plemans]

I have a feeling its already going through testing if the ISP's have certified it 🙂 

[FURRYe38]

[vkdelta]

already in test...

[aptninja]

Let's go Netgear!!!  Communicate to your customers when the CM2000 cable modem will be released!!!!

XFinity already has it on their compatibility list for Gigabit speed supported cable modems.

https://www.xfinity.com/support/devices/#auth

[flynhawaiian]

They all three have it on the list that’s what the original issue was. Is it going to be a Broadcom or puma chip?

[FURRYe38]

Patience. NG doesn't post anythign until they accounce it. 

[flynhawaiian]

Ironically you tell a bunch of people who started on 2400baud modems who now have gig connections at home we need “patience”

[FURRYe38]

You don't need a CM2000 modem for 1Gig connections. There are other model modems that handle 1Gig connections. 

[flynhawaiian]

No appreciation for a good joke 🥺🥺🥺

[FURRYe38]

I know I know. I started out on a 14.4 dialup modem. I think I still have it somewhere. Ah the good ole days. 

[flynhawaiian]

PAC Bell 486 running windows 3.1 with a tv card. Was the prime computer of the time! Needless to say I’m trying to reduce lag as much as possible, and would love if this had a octacore processor to handle the processing of high amounts of traffic. 😂

[FURRYe38]

I had a 286, mono card and two 20Mb HDDs. 

The CM1100 is a good modem. I love the dual WAN ports. It allows me to have two routers connected. The CAX80 does as well. 

[flynhawaiian]

I have a cm1200 but spectrum doesn’t enable the other ports

[FURRYe38]

I wondered if the CM1200 on another ISP would allow the other ports to be enabled. I have a 1200 as well but didn't get a chanced to try the other ports. I know the CM1100 and CAX80 work on Sparklight.