Kash76
join:2003-09-08
Burnsville, MN | Cisco 677...
I have read here that some people have successfully used the 677. What is different about this modem? Does it have anything to do with ISDN, I read somewhere that it works with ISDN lines which I have no idea why you would have DSL and ISDN?? |
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SoilFlames
Premium
join:2002-03-17
Andover, MN
clubs:
| Theres two different 677's a 677 and a 677i the i is the isdn model that only works over isdn lines. and the regular 677 is compatible with regular phone lines much like a 678 is 677 will not do the older cap technology. If you have a newer line (installed within the past 1.5-2 years then you have a DMT line) |
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DM_D00D
@qwest.net | reply to Kash76
If you're looking on eBay for a Cisco 677. Don't get the 677i, as Alien000 pointed out!
I use a 677 on my DMT line and it's great! |
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baumer1918
join:2004-02-11
Broomfield, CO | Just a question, will the 2.4.6 firmware work ok with the 677? I just had to change from CAP to DMT so my 675 won't work, but I wanted to be sure the qwest firmware download *should* work fine on the 677 before I purchased one. |
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hardly
join:2004-02-10
USA | If you find the 2.4.6 image for the 677 please let me know where.
I'm told that the one for the 678 doesn't work on 677's. |
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Smartsathome
join:2004-01-09
Salem, OR | reply to Kash76
I was able to find a 2.4.8 Cisco 677 cbos.. but I've heard there may be issues.. it seems fine to me, tho.. |
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