Learn – Consumer – Cable Modems & Routers – Cable Modems

Knowing when to restart/reboot or reset your modem is important when troubleshooting your modem or cable modem. We explain the differences between these terms.

The difference between a modem and cable modem includes 5 key factors: type of connection, speed performance, equipment and technology used. Learn more.

Cable modems have DOCSIS channels for downstream and upstream; we explain these channels, how many you need and how they work.

DOCSIS 3.1 cable modems use advanced technology to offer the best Internet speeds available, improving the efficiency of your home network.

Channel bonding by a cable modem reduces WiFi congestion by combining multiple downstream and upstream channels, resulting in faster Wi-Fi. Learn more.

How to choose the right cable modem/router for your home depends on your living situation and Internet needs. Learn more.

To get Wi-Fi in your home with a cable modem, you need to pair it with a Wi-Fi 6 or 802.11ac ready wireless router. Here’s the difference.

Should you choose a cable modem/router that supports OFDM or OFDMA? What is the difference? Here’s what you need to know.