A:AnswerI believe it's only compatible with Cox, Spectrum and Xfinity (those are the 3 that are shown as being compatible with the modem on the box). You'd probably need to check directly with CenturyLink to see if it is supported.
A:AnswerThis model only has 2 x 1GB ethernet ports. While it would probably work, you would not get anywhere close to 10G speed as the max is 2G. You will need a 10G rated modem to utilize your full 10G internet.
A:AnswerTo be sure if compatible with your internet provider check their website for a modem listing. This does not have wifi built in. A wireless router will be needed to use wifi
A:AnswerThis product will work with most cable internet providers. Windstream is not a cable provider - their solutions are DSL or fiber. This modem is not compatible with Windstream.
A:AnswerNo, this modem has no phone jack (like some ISP provided modems/gateways.) There are only two 1Gbps ethernet ports, the coaxial cable port and a power input.
A:AnswerThat depends on your service area. Check the website for your area or call their number and ask. The key word you ar looking for is Docsis 3 or Docsis 3.1,
