“can this modem be used with a telephone line too i have comcast triple play, internet, phone, and cable can this modem handle all 3”

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• There isn't a phone line connection port in the back of this modem. I canned my Xfinity phone service; almost always use my cell anyway and the majority of calls on the Comcast phone were telemarketers (robots mostly).

  Answered by GregM 10 years ago

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• Please contact ARRIS for assistance with routers and modems. http://arrisi.force.com/consumers

  Answered by Motorola Customer Care 11 years ago

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• No. This modem is not designed to support VOIP.

  Answered by Norm 10 years ago

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• No this modem only has a port for WAN from the provider and LAN for output to the router or computer in the house

  Answered by iboy626 11 years ago

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• NO

  Answered by curt2420 11 years ago

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• No, this modem is data only. It can not be used with Comcast Triple Play.

  Answered by egads 11 years ago

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• No. This is internet capable only.

  Answered by AnotherMusicListener 10 years ago

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• No, it only have a coaxial and Ethernet connection

  Answered by JonathanC 11 years ago

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• It's listed as a compatible modem, for comcast http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/. Unfortunately, I couldn't really tell you if it can handle all 3, as I'm not a Comcast subscriber (well, not unless the Comcast purchase of Time Warner actually gets finalized and integrated). I'd imagine that some sort of splitter would have to be put in, by Comcast, in order for it to distribute the signals accordingly. The Time Warner Cable technician that installed one of my phone lines, used a splitter to connect the VOIP phone. I'm not a big fan of using splitters though.

  Answered by AGMC 11 years ago

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• I suggest you call Comcast and ask them if this Arris modem is compatible. Also ask them what speed you can expect. My Time Warner offer several tier of speed.

  Answered by pksm 11 years ago

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