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Please do know that routers are independent of cable companies and their function is to transmit internet through WiFi from your cable company to all your devices . You can use this with any cable company that provides internet service. Like I use At&T fiber so I simply connect velop with At&T cable modem and disable WiFi on At&T modem and use Velop as my primary transmitter . In a nutshell This modem is compatible with all internet service providers.

I have used Verizon and optimum so far.

The units are compatible with all cable companies as far as I know. You would take your cable modem and connect the LAN output to the LAN input on which of these units you decide is the base. Your current cable modem is still needed for you to get service from your internet provider.

This device is a router, not an internet modem. There are some routers that are both modems and routers, this is just a router. Internet modems provide service from ISP's like Xfinity or Verizon. Routers require that you already have an Ethernet connection in your home provided by an internet modem.

It is compatible with all internet service providers.

Hi, net1. The MX10600 should work fine with any internet service providers (ISP).

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Please do know that routers are independent of cable companies and their function is to transmit internet through WiFi from your cable company to all your devices . You can use this with any cable company that provides internet service. Like I use At&T fiber so I simply connect velop with At&T cable modem and disable WiFi on At&T modem and use Velop as my primary transmitter . In a nutshell This modem is compatible with all internet service providers.
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I have used Verizon and optimum so far.
Answered by Adonay 5 years ago
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The units are compatible with all cable companies as far as I know. You would take your cable modem and connect the LAN output to the LAN input on which of these units you decide is the base. Your current cable modem is still needed for you to get service from your internet provider.
Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago
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This device is a router, not an internet modem. There are some routers that are both modems and routers, this is just a router. Internet modems provide service from ISP's like Xfinity or Verizon. Routers require that you already have an Ethernet connection in your home provided by an internet modem.
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It is compatible with all internet service providers.
Answered by iWatch007 5 years ago
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Hi, net1. The MX10600 should work fine with any internet service providers (ISP).
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