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SimplePanda BSD Premium Member join:2003-09-22 Montreal, QC	SimplePanda to JeffBeck Premium Member 2014-Jan-29 2:24 pm to JeffBeck Re: Rogers Standalone Modem Ideabox said by JeffBeck : They do have standalone modems but they are only for business customers. There is no rationale why they can't give them to consumers. The modem we have installed is a DPC3010 and it can handle Docsis 3.0 8X4 connections. How did you get this? One of the offices I manage (Rogers 30/5) would -love- this. d
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cepnot4me join:2013-10-29 L0C 1K0	cepnot4me Member 2014-Jan-29 7:01 pm Contact The business department, or a commercial sales rep. The options are available. The docsis 2, managed router is the same as the SMC wireless G, without wireless and ports 2-4 are physically disconnected. Modem permanently bridged so to speak.
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dtchmshkyan join:2013-08-12 Ottawa, ON	dtchmshkyan to SimplePanda Member 2014-Jan-30 1:09 pm to SimplePanda I just spoke with a business specialist who confirmed that they used to offer Cisco DPC3010 to business customers but they don't do it anymore. The current offering is Cisco DPC3825 in bridged mode.
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HiVolt Premium Member join:2000-12-28 Toronto, ON	HiVolt Premium Member 2014-Jan-30 1:33 pm said by dtchmshkyan: I just spoke with a business specialist who confirmed that they used to offer Cisco DPC3010 to business customers but they don't do it anymore. The current offering is Cisco DPC3825 in bridged mode. Ah, crap... Oh well...
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