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Cox Internet
Posted on 6/21/18 at 2:41 pm
Posted on 6/21/18 at 2:41 pm
I'm moving to an area where Cox is really my only option for internet. They offer the Panoramic Wifi and the router/modem is included but I can't seem to find much about the specs when comparing to my current router. I am getting the 300 plan. For those who have Cox, should I:
1. Use my exisiting Netgear AC1750 LINK
2. Use Cox's Panoramic Wifi router (no charge) LINK
1. Use my exisiting Netgear AC1750 LINK
2. Use Cox's Panoramic Wifi router (no charge) LINK
This post was edited on 6/21/18 at 2:43 pm
Posted on 6/21/18 at 2:43 pm to strikingoutsince87
If it doesn't cost extra, use both..I hate using the AIO modem/routers, but if you wanted to use each one in a different area, you essentially mesh your network
Posted on 6/21/18 at 2:51 pm to strikingoutsince87
Just make sure you have Docsis 3
Posted on 6/22/18 at 5:43 pm to strikingoutsince87
I didn't like the 3.0 panoramic wifi router.. it was a pain to get it into bridge mode and then later adjust the settings. I always had to reset it to change settings.
I really like their new 3.1 panoramic one that is for Gigablast.
I am still trying to decide if I should keep the 3.1 rental or use my own modem and router.
To rent theirs it's $10 for me. How did you get it for no charge?
On the new Panoramic it is super simple to turn their modem into bridge mode (making it a modem only) and hooking up your own router. The one you linked gave me some trouble. I believe the reason you want to turn the dual modem/router combo into bridge is so that if you use your own router they don't compete against each other's wifi.. causing a bad signal? I'm no expert though.
By the way, I highly recommend getting a Linksys switch with multiple ethernet ports if you end up selling your router. It's so helpful! I got an 8 port ethernet switch for like under 20 bucks and it is well worth it.
I really like their new 3.1 panoramic one that is for Gigablast.
I am still trying to decide if I should keep the 3.1 rental or use my own modem and router.
To rent theirs it's $10 for me. How did you get it for no charge?
On the new Panoramic it is super simple to turn their modem into bridge mode (making it a modem only) and hooking up your own router. The one you linked gave me some trouble. I believe the reason you want to turn the dual modem/router combo into bridge is so that if you use your own router they don't compete against each other's wifi.. causing a bad signal? I'm no expert though.
By the way, I highly recommend getting a Linksys switch with multiple ethernet ports if you end up selling your router. It's so helpful! I got an 8 port ethernet switch for like under 20 bucks and it is well worth it.
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