A:AnswerI read yes on this from the Arris website, it seemed to indicate you may have to change the configurations depending on the type of VOIP network
A:AnswerI’ve had this gateway for a few weeks now. Am able to run three TVs, multiple laptops and cell phones off of it. Web based DVR shouldn’t have a problem.
A:AnswerThe Arris .com website is correct the Arris 1600 is a 8 x 4 channel bonding unit. Arris does make a 16 x 4 channel bonding unit. It is a little more expensive.and in my opinion is worth the extra expenditure. 8 X 4 technology is older technology. If you want better streaming with lesser buffering issues, go with the higher 16 x 4 channel bonding.
A:AnswerYes, this will broadcast both a 2.4 GHz and a 5 GHz wireless signal at the same time. You can set up different SSID (network names) and different passwords for each. Or, you can use the built-in load balancing technology which shifts devices between the two bands. The latter approach uses a single SSID and just one password.
A:AnswerI don't have mine hooked up to a computer but I believe that the cable line would go to the modem and an Ethernet line would run from the modem to the desktop
A:Answerput mine in on spectrum which i belive is same compnay now as century link. spectrum bought a bunch. works well you should be able to get a work list from century link website make sure you get the modem with wifi router
