I have just started with Comcast. I am presently renting an Arris TM402P for $7/mo. I am looking to purchase my own modem. Comcast lists many compatible modems (http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/mydev.php?tier=-1&h=0&d3=0&s=v&so=0&e=0&sc=536), but it is clear that not all the listed units match what is needed. I assume that only units designated "Telephony" will be suitable, as I am getting voice service through Comcast. This restricts the choices to Arris (23 units in the list, but if I lump NCS, IMS, and SIP together, the count is 9.)
Questions: What do the NCS , IMS and SIP designations mean? What does the D3 column in the modem list mean? None of these show support for IPV6. Does this matter? Any Linux-related issues with these units? The Arris TM402 seems to be working fine. Thanks, -Denis _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
