Good afternoon. I have the Netgear CM3000 modem. It is a 2.5gbps modem but is listed as only 1gbps rated. Is there anyway to have this updated so I may upgrade my internet to 2GIG?
Your quick reference states so as well.
https://www.cox.com/content/dam/cox/business/support/data/print_media/CM3000_QuickStartGuide.pdf
It is simply the newest version of the CM2000.
https://www.cox.com/content/dam/cox/residential/support/internet/print_media/CM2000_DataSheet.pdf
Thank you.
Hello escocrz
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Hello MichaelJ thank you for the response. The issue is the sales team will not add the service without an approved modem. For some reason the CM3000 is listed as only 1gbps and lower. Maybe it's too new? Thank you.
Escocrz, it appears this may be the case. If newly released into the market. Any modem would still need to be lab tested prior to being release on our approved modems list. Once done, you should have no issues contacting sales and upgrading the account at that time. We wouldn't imagine that it would take that long getting added. Being that it is a new and advanced product but would not be able to provide any timelines in regard to that. We would only have to say is to monitor our approved list online to see when it has been added.
Good evening. I saw that the CM3000 was added to the list of 2Gig modems. However when I try to upgrade the sales tell me it is not compatible. Even when I show them this link they say it doesn't work...
https://www.cox.com/residential/support/cox-certified-cable-modems.html
escocrz sorry to read that you're having trouble with adding the CM3000 to your account. I can see that it's still showing as 1-Gig capable on our list of authorized modems. The measurements on our website are tested on a Cox network load and that's what was found in a tested environment.
