odinb
join:2001-11-26
Frisco, TX | reply to odinb
Re: Difference between 4100 and 5100
Ok, have the 5100B, but not the 4100 yet (will arrive in the mail in a couple of days from AT&T).
So as far as I understand, it really does not matter, these are basically the same modem.
Thanks for the help/info! |
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Doctor Olds
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| If you are provisioned for ADSL2 or ADSL2+ it very well could matter as no one has posted the modes a SBC 5100b supports for checking/validation. The 5100b hardware (AR7 chipset) may support it, but the SBC firmware may not explaining why the 5100 (all versions) is obsoleted and not available from SBC/AT&T or even Siemens anymore.
You would then only be able to use the 4100 to connect as it does support ADSL2 and ADSL2+ in Firmware and Hardware.
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Doctor Olds
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