emta that will handle 150MB PREMIERE plan?
what current emta will handle 150 premiere plan until the D3.1 emta model is available to all phone customers?
Forum Discussion
- Hi Andrew,
NIU removals will continue throughout 2018. There are no "hard" cutoff dates at this time.
Andrew,
I have been using the Cisco DPQ3212 eMTA for a few years and have never run into issues with speed, I also have the 150Mbps Premier plan.
Bryan
is there a hard cutoff date for the Omaha Niu removal?
I'm hoping we can wait until we can get the TM3402
- @Andrew Wees
Not at this time although other markets have launched these for all tiers now so I'd say more sooner than later.
Chris is there any timeframe as to when the TM3402 being available to Omaha customers without gigablast since the DPQ3212 you mentioned is considered end of life?
- @Andrew Wees
The DPQ3212 would be adequate for this purpose. Planned for future release would be the TM3402 which is a DOCSIS 3.1 device.
I'm looking for what standalone emta not modem will handle the premiere speed of 150MB that we are grandfathered into, I want to make sure we get the right emta since we still have cox phone via the niu. We don't need wireless.
- Andrew Wees,
For any customer wanting to upgrade their modem I'd suggest a modem compatible with the tier up from their current subscription so you know you have some wiggle room as far as future speed increases go.
DustinP said:
Hi Andrew,
You may view a list of Cox Certified Cable Modems here: https://www.cox.com/residential/support/cox-certified-cable-modems.html
The Premier Internet is a Grandfathered plan, but the Arris TG2472 is an internet and telephone modem and used in all markets for Panoramic WiFi that supports up to Ultimate Internet.
Dustin is there any standalone emta that will handle the Premier Internet speed without panoramic wifi since we already have a wireless router?
- Hi Andrew,
You may view a list of Cox Certified Cable Modems here: https://www.cox.com/residential/support/cox-certified-cable-modems.html
The Premier Internet is a Grandfathered plan, but the Arris TG2472 is an internet and telephone modem and used in all markets for Panoramic WiFi that supports up to Ultimate Internet.
