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Cox Residential Internet Data Caps all have same 1 TB (1,024 GB) data cap (except Gig if available)
Why does Cox Starter, Essential, Preferred, Premier, and Ultimate have the same 1 TB (1,024 GB) data cap? If you're paying for Premier or Ultimate you're paying for more speed and want a 2 TB (2,048 GB) or greater cap Also, why are upload speeds so low? They should be at lease 50 down and 20 up, 100 down and 40 up, 150 down and 50 up, 300 down and 75 up. Or just offer a straight 50 up and 50 down speed. And please let us exceed speeds during periods of low use. For example backing up a hard drive to the cloud overnight should be able to exceed upload speeds subject to network use. Thanks1.4KViews0likes0CommentsUpdate/ replacement for DPQ3212
What's the replacement for the Cisco DPQ3212? It's been a terrible piece of equipment since install and I've been waiting for a replacement to be rolled out. It's also a 8x4 docsis 3.0 and a 32x8 or at least 24x8 should be available by now. The DPQ3212 does have the distinction of being terrible for for both voice emta and Cox slow spotty drop out internet service. Thanks!5KViews0likes1CommentCox Business Voice/ Phone only plan?
Is the Cox Business VoiceManage r(SM) Essential in San Diego with unlimited local and nationwide long distance calling for $25 per line per month available as a stand alone plan (i.e. no other services like TV or Internet required)? We want to add a Business Voice/ Phone only plan for our home office with no additional services. Also, we understand that this service is not as reliable as a copper based landline, has restricted access to 911, no longer even comes with the battery for the phone modem, and is a generally terrible replacement for the more reliable copper based phone line but understand that Cox in an effort to make more money does not support or care about copper or even care enough to give folks the back up batteries to keep the phone on in an emergency.2.7KViews0likes1Comment3-way splitter for Internet Modem, Phone Modem, and TV
Please let me know if a 3-way unbalanced non-power passing splitter like the Extreme Broadband BDS103VF/ BDS103H or a Antronix appropriate? The splitter will connect to a phone modem, internet modem, and a long run to a TV. I'm also open to other suggestions. Thanks.3.4KViews0likes1CommentRe: Your Data Usage Meter is undergoing maintenance. Please try again in 24 hours.
It does not work form other computers, it does not work from Chrome, it does not work from Internet Explorer, it does not work from Firefox, it even does not work on other computers on other networks. Another Cox user at another location with another ISP got the same message from his account. Are other folks able to access it?0Views0likes0CommentsSplitters for other device for splitting main line to modems and TV
We’re replacing the coaxial cable run from our Condo’s utility/ equipment room where Coax Cable connects to our attic. The main line coax run from the utility/ equipment into the attic is 100 to 125 feet. Please let me know what splitter or devices I should use to connect the main coax line in my attic (Belden 7195a RG6 coax main line) to: (1) Cox Phone Modem, (2) Cox Internet Modem, and (3) Single TV downstairs. Also, does a 2-way or 3-way splitter create less signal loss: Option (1) 2-way splitter unbalanced to the main line (with one side to the TV downstairs and one side to a second 2-way splitter going to the Modems) or Option (2) 3-way splitter (with low loss side connected to longer coax run to TV and the other two sides going to the modems) or Option (3) Suggestion for a better option(s) For small fee, the contractor will my Belden 7195a RG6 along with their RG11 CommScope 4818803 F11TSEF (830BMU). Cox recommended I have a dual line going to my attic in case of damage and my research shows the Belden 7195a is a good solid core tri-shield cable. Also, what Brand splitter(s) do you recommend and do you recommend an inline coax surge protector? I’ve been considering the Extreme Broadband BDS102H and BDS103H. Thanks!9.1KViews0likes2Comments