| Did i get theright xfinity HD stb and internet. i am confuse. on the front of the componet box it says rng150n but on the back it says pr150bnc
and on x1 dvr it says PA px001anc and then on the manage equipment on my comcast account page it has my x1 listed as a cable box and a modem both listing have a differnt mac address.
and it also shows on the equipment page Make & Model: Arris JRAN55
Serial Number# 0015CF1ECDCC
MAC Address 00:15:cf:1e:cd:cc
and also Make & Model: AR tm822g
Serial Number# 001DD674739B
MAC Address 00:1d:d6:74:73:9b
i dont understand |
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| said by theisonews:i am confuse. on the front of the componet box it says rng150n but on the back it says pr150bnc
That's the actual model number/manufacturer code. RNG150N is the class of hardware, made by multiple vendors for Comcast
»Comcast Cable TV FAQ »Comcast RNG equipment
said by theisonews:and on x1 dvr it says PA px001anc Same as above, the X1 DVR is what Comcast calls an XG1 class hardware. The model number/vendor name is PA PX001ANC part.
»Comcast Cable TV FAQ »What is the X1 DVR and X1 Guide software?
said by theisonews:and then on the manage equipment on my comcast account page it has my x1 listed as a cable box and a modem both listing have a differnt mac address. That would make sense, since the X1 DVR has a dedicated cable modem in it used for communicating with Comcast for all the advanced guide functions.
said by theisonews:and it also shows on the equipment page Make & Model: Arris JRAN55
No idea what that is, it's not a model/code I've ever seen before. Seems like it's some internal Comcast system identifier, possibly related to the Arris TMG822G you list below.
said by theisonews:and also Make & Model: AR tm822g That's your cable modem/digital voice adapter.
It's an Arris TM822G
»www.arrisi.com/products/product.asp?id=80 |
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| Thanks for your reply, and good work with the quotes. I wonder if get charged extra |
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| said by theisonews:Thanks for your reply, and good work with the quotes. I wonder if get charged extra
I don't think so, the way to find out is to see what shows up on your actual bill. |
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