lightwaver
join:2008-12-07
Portland, OR
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Re: DSL modem for Qwest DSL?? Considering my options...
the modems that Qwest currently sells are the
Motorola c 3347
and Actiontec M1000
yes they are phasing out all other modems from their list online: »www.qwest.com/internethelp/modems/index.html
because of this, if you have problems with one of the other modems on the list, there is no repair process only a replacement process. When you are leasing the modem, they will replace it for free. If you purchased the modem, there is a chance for free warranty replacement if you purchased it through Qwest within the last year.
Calling your Qwest tech support 888-777-9569 gets you the most accurate answer. |
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Vin DSL
join:2002-08-10
Gilbert, AZ
1 edit | reply to puzld
said by puzld :
3)My conclusion (so far):
The Qwest support in India said "they are phasing out the Cisco 678" I recently had disconnect problems and Qwest told me that they don't support the Cisco 678 any more, even though it's still listed on their web site - didn't even want to talk to me after they heard that's what I was running.
In frustration, I bought a Netgear DGN2000, and this thing rawks!!!
»www.netgear.com/Products/Routers···000.aspx
Highly recommended! 
DEMO: »syndicate.sellpoint.net/Netgear_···000.aspx |
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gdepetro
join:2004-06-12 | reply to puzld
For what it's worth I am using a Verizon Actiontec GT704WG and it is working fine. I set VCI to 32 and VPI to 0. |
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puzld
@wy.us
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I am conducting similar search: what modem(s) will work on current qwest dsl phone (1.5, speed). Here's what I have found:
This site is a qwest memo (3-17-08) with chart:
»www.qwest.com/internethelp/opsys···2-23.pdf
1)I installed a Arescom NetDSL 800 Modem (on their chart), it won't work. There is even a choice on the Qwest install CD software, but when you choose it, it says "no longer works, can't adjust the settings."
2)There is a discussion on this board here:
»DSL modem for Qwest DSL?? Considering my options...
Note the following highlights from that discussion:
The supported modems are:
Actiontec® GT701-wg
Actiontec® 1520 and 1524
Intel® PRO/DSL 3200
Intel® PRO/DSL 2200
Cisco® 675/678
Arescom® NetDSL 800
Accton® DSL 1000
Qwest service. Granted, Qwest only officially supports a select few modems.
The trick is to make sure that you can update the VPI and VCI settings. If I remember correctly, it's 32 and 0 for Qwest.
Close. It's VPI 0, VCI 32, with a few exceptions
All CAP only modems are incompatible with new accounts at Qwest. The Cisco 675 (for example).
3)My conclusion (so far):
The Arescom doesn't work and I doubt the Cisco 675 works.
The Qwest support in India said "they are phasing out the Cisco 678"
4)My question: If I find a modem where I can set the VPI=0, VCI=32, am I good; or should is this so picky, that I stick with the Actiontecs on the list (I'm already skeptical of 1520 and 1524). What about Actiontec 724R (replaced 704series & it seemed to be designed for Verizon)? |
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