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Literally right after calling in to upgrade my Internet plan, my speeds were cut in half. I've googled this problem and it seems to be a common problem with all threads pointing here to this discussion forum. Does anyone here know of a fix? I have purchased the $180 DOCSIS 3 Modem from a local Cox Comm store which they praised was the caused of my slower speeds. I have also removed my router from the equation forcing my PC to fetch an external IP directly from COX and still the speeds are capped at about 14mbps.
Modem: AARIS SB6182
Router: Linksys WRT1900AC
LAN/WAN cabling are all done with Cat6 ethernet cables
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umyeah
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call in and have your modem reprovisioned to make sure that you are getting the correct speeds.
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squeezil1
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What is the stated download speed & # of channel of the SB6182?
Thank you.
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squeezil1
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I made it to a Cox retail store and saw the SB6182. It comes in a generic plain brown box that just lists the model number and "DOCSIS 3.0 modem." Inside the box was a basic set-up sheet. There were no specs anywhere: not on the packaging and not inside the box. The sheet directs users to motorola.com/us/support for help with the modem. Went to the site and the SB6182 isn't listed anywhere. Pretty lame and I'm not buying any device where I can't read its capabilities.
Earlier in the day, I had a text chat with Arris customer support. He was unable to tell me anything about the SB6182. He didn't have any information about it. Hard to believe that a company rep can't tell a prospective customer anything about a device on his company's website.
I'll wait for the SB6183 to hit retail stores.
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ChrisL
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FYI the SB6182 is a non-retail 8x4 D3 modem. Comparable to the SB6141 except that it has a slightly different tuner configuration. I believe the lack of documentation is probably a side effect of the transition from Motorola to Arris.
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