[Novalug] New Cable adapter

[John Franklin]

I've got a Motorola SB5100.  It was rock solid on Cox when I was living in Herndon (2004-2006).  Now I've got it hooked up to Comcast here in Sterling.    Every now and then I see short-term dropouts, but nothing I can't attribute to Comcast's network.

I've seen 2.5MB/s down "turbo-boost" sustained on Comcast.  (Cox didn't offer that level of speed when I lived in Herndon.)

I may have a spare (Zoom?) that I don't need.  You're welcome to try it.

jf

On Apr 1, 2010, at 9:00 PM, Stephen Cicirelli wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> So I got an e-mail from Cox and it lists all the current "compatible"
> cable modems.  My current Toshiba PCX1100U doesn't owe me a thing at
> this point but it does lose connection to the Internet when ever I
> fire up a high bandwidth app (WoW, bit-torrent etc.) and has to be
> reset once or twice before it works without dropping dead.
> 
> Do, any compelling reasons to go with a DOCSIS 3.0?
> 
> Anyone have any experience with the following?  More to the point
> anyone want to tell to run screaming away from any of them?
> 
> Brand	Model	DOCSIS
> Ambit 	60678EU	1.x, 2.0
> Ambit	U10C018 	2.0
> Cisco 	DPC3000 	3.0
> D-Link 	DCM-202 	1.x, 2.0
> Joohong 	SL2810 	2.0
> Linksys	BEFCMU10 v3 	1.x, 2.0
> Linksys	BEFCMU10 v4 	1.x, 2.0
> Linksys	CM100 	1.x, 2.0
> Linksys	WCG200	1.x, 2.0
> Linksys	WCG200 v2 	1.x, 2.0
> Motorola 	SB5100	1.x, 2.0
> Motorola	SB5101 	1.x, 2.0
> Motorola	SB5120	1.x, 2.0
> Motorola	SBG900 	1.x, 2.0
> Motorola	SBG901 	1.x, 2.0
> Motorola	SB6120 	3.0
> RCA 	DCM315R	2.0
> RCA	DCM425 	2.0
> Scientific Atlanta 	DPX2100 	2.0
> Scientific Atlanta	DPC2100 	2.0
> SMC 	SMC8004 	1.x
> SMC		SMC8013 	1.x, 2.0
> Terayon 	TJ715	1.x, 2.0
> Terayon	TJ715x 	1.x, 2.0
> Toshiba 	PCX2600 	1.x, 2.0
> Zoom 	5241 	1.x, 2.0
> 
> Thanks,
> Stephen
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