Re: cablemodem question

I have a Best Data CMX110 which I use heavily and has never hicupped. 
 The problem is with Cox who has been having a lot of problems.  They 
now admit the problems exist but are cagely declining to state exactly 
what the problems are.  Kinda reminds me of the Keystone cops franticaly 
running around but accomplishly nothing.  They will try to tell your 
cable modem is bad or make you reset it numerous times.  You reset it by 
uplugging the power to it for about 15 seconds and then reapply power. 
 Don't be too hasty in disposing of your Best Data Cable modem for it 
may still be good..  You may or may not be aware of the fact that you 
cannot simply plug in a new modem and go merrily on your way.  You have 
to call Cox and give them the model and serial of your new modem.  I 
don't know the reason for this as you can use a switch on your modem and 
hook up as many computers to the same modem as you like.....Larry

gLaNDix (Jesse Kaufman) wrote:

>i've seen some e-mails before about which cablemodem to buy, and since my
>P.O.S. bestdata (at the time I bought it, RoadRunner actually *suggested*
>it) is my new paperweight, it looks like i'm in the market for a new one...
>the cox guy told me to look at either a toshiba or surfboard... any
>recommendations?  i'd prefer to get of as inexpensive (not cheap) as i can,
>but if it means spending a few extra bucks for reliability and longevity,
>it's worth it.  what is a decent price for a good cablemodem and where do
>you all recommend purchasing one?
>
>thanks,
>gLaNDix
>
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