is the modem docsis 3.0 compatible? null

This unit is a router only and needs a separate modem

This unit has no cable modem in it. Only a router, not combo unit.

The Nighthawk product is NOT a modem. You will need to rent or purchase a modem to connect from your internet supplier's signal at the wall, to a broadband LAN cable into the Nighthawk. It's the modem that may or may not be docsys 3.0.

Yes - never had an issue so far.

Yes, it is and supports extremely high throughput: up to 600Mbps 16x4 channel bonding-

This is a router not a modem. This router would connect to the modem that you use and the modem being docsis 3.0 is when it is important.

This isn't a modem. The modem is what converts the signal that comes from your regular ISP's (coax, telephone line, fiber, etc) to a signal that can be sent down ethernet wire. Typically your wall jack (coax, phone line) is connected to your modem using an appropriate cable. Then your modem is connected to a wireless router with an ethernet cord. I have a SB6141 Surfboard that works really well... I like it.... if you're looking for a cable modem anyway. Should work with TWC, MediaCom, Charter, but doublecheck with ISP to make sure.

This only a router, not a modem. You will have to buy a separate modem.

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This unit is a router only and needs a separate modem
Answered by Leon 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Wifi 8 years ago
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This unit has no cable modem in it. Only a router, not combo unit.
Answered by CompGeek 9 years ago
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The Nighthawk product is NOT a modem. You will need to rent or purchase a modem to connect from your internet supplier's signal at the wall, to a broadband LAN cable into the Nighthawk. It's the modem that may or may not be docsys 3.0.
Answered by Fun2FixThings 10 years ago
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Yes - never had an issue so far.
Answered by Arun 10 years ago
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Yes, it is and supports extremely high throughput: up to 600Mbps 16x4 channel bonding-
Answered by cmccallan 10 years ago
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This is a router not a modem. This router would connect to the modem that you use and the modem being docsis 3.0 is when it is important.
Answered by trvkell 10 years ago
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This isn't a modem. The modem is what converts the signal that comes from your regular ISP's (coax, telephone line, fiber, etc) to a signal that can be sent down ethernet wire. Typically your wall jack (coax, phone line) is connected to your modem using an appropriate cable. Then your modem is connected to a wireless router with an ethernet cord. I have a SB6141 Surfboard that works really well... I like it.... if you're looking for a cable modem anyway. Should work with TWC, MediaCom, Charter, but doublecheck with ISP to make sure.
I would recommend:
- ARRIS - SURFboard 8 x 4 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem - Silver
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Answered by Nate 10 years ago
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This only a router, not a modem. You will have to buy a separate modem.
Answered by ckeat 10 years ago
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