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If you currently own a cable modem, you might be able to use that modem with NCF's cable service. | If you currently own a cable modem, you might be able to use that modem with NCF's cable service. | ||
Each network vendor certifies and approves cable modem hardware and firmware versions for use on their network infrastructure. This certification process tests | Each network vendor certifies and approves cable modem hardware and firmware versions for use on their network infrastructure. This certification process tests the modem and firmware version on the network to ensure its performance and stability. | ||
==On the Rogers network== | ==On the Rogers network== | ||
For cable internet service on the Rogers network, the modems that are eligible for use depend on whether or not you are signing up for service, or are transferring service from another ISP using the Rogers network to NCF. | |||
===New Sign-ups=== | ===New Sign-ups=== | ||
If you own one of the following cable modems, and the firmware version of your modem matches the firmware version for your make and model below, you can use | If you own one of the following cable modems, and the firmware version of your modem matches the firmware version for your make and model below, you can use the cable modem with NCF's cable internet service. | ||
{{Template:BYOD Cable Modems on Rogers}} | {{Template:BYOD Cable Modems on Rogers}} | ||
===Service Transfers=== | ===Service Transfers=== | ||
If you are considering transferring cable internet service from another ISP to NCF, you may continue to use your own modem and firmware version is | If you are considering transferring cable internet service from another ISP to NCF, you may continue to use your own cable modem if it is included in the chart below, and has the same firmware version that is listed: | ||
{{Template:BYOD Cable Modems on Rogers for Transfers}} | |||
There are additional cable modem options when transferring service to NCF. This is because any DOCSIS 3.0 cable modems certified by Rogers and currently provisioned on its network can continue to receive service even if transferred to another ISP that is also using the Rogers network. | |||
== | ==Checking Your Modem Firmware Version== | ||
To check what firmware version your modem is using, login to your modem's configuration to find that information. Consult the User Guide for your modem to find out how to access the modem configuration. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 30 September 2021
Introduction
If you currently own a cable modem, you might be able to use that modem with NCF's cable service.
Each network vendor certifies and approves cable modem hardware and firmware versions for use on their network infrastructure. This certification process tests the modem and firmware version on the network to ensure its performance and stability.
On the Rogers network
For cable internet service on the Rogers network, the modems that are eligible for use depend on whether or not you are signing up for service, or are transferring service from another ISP using the Rogers network to NCF.
New Sign-ups
If you own one of the following cable modems, and the firmware version of your modem matches the firmware version for your make and model below, you can use the cable modem with NCF's cable internet service.
| Manufacturer | Model | DOCSIS Support | Firmware Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| CBN | CD8000 | 3.1 | 7.13.198.12 |
| Hitron | CODA-45 | 3.1 | 7.1.1.1.2b1 or 7.2.4.3.1b3 |
| Hitron | CODA-4680 | 3.1 | 7.1.1.2.2b9 |
| Technicolor | TC4400 | 3.1 | SR7011343-190628-D |
| Technicolor | CGA4234DGW | 3.1 | CGA4234-P15-13-CA902-c0200r181-191007 |
| CBN | CH8568 | 3.1 | CH8568-7.13.198.53-NOSH |
| Sercomm | DM1000 | 3.1 | V1.12.03.011 |
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Last updated 20/09/2022 - As of June 1, 2021, only DOCSIS 3.1 cable modems can be used for new activations on the Rogers network. | |||
Service Transfers
If you are considering transferring cable internet service from another ISP to NCF, you may continue to use your own cable modem if it is included in the chart below, and has the same firmware version that is listed:
| Manufacturer | Model | DOCSIS Support | Firmware Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| CBN | CD8000 | 3.1 | 7.13.198.12 |
| Hitron | CDA3-20 | 3.0 | 6.1.3.31 |
| Hitron | CDA3-35 | 3.0 | 6.1.3.31 |
| Hitron | CGN3 | 3.0 | 4.2.4.11 |
| Hitron | CGNM-3550 | 3.0 | 4.5.11.8-TPIA |
| Hitron | CODA-45 | 3.1 | 7.1.1.1.2b1 or 7.2.4.3.1b3 |
| Hitron | CODA-4680 | 3.1 | 7.1.1.2.2b9 |
| SmartRG | SR808ac | 3.0 | 1.0.0.14 |
| Technicolor | TC4350 | 3.0 | 50041.1.19.0 |
| Technicolor | TC4400 | 3.1 | SR7011343-190628-D |
| Technicolor | CGA4234DGW | 3.1 | CGA4234-P15-13-CA902-c0200r181-191007 |
| TP-Link | TC7650 | 3.0 | v1.0.3 Build 20161117 Rel 358190 |
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Last updated 28/09/2021 | |||
There are additional cable modem options when transferring service to NCF. This is because any DOCSIS 3.0 cable modems certified by Rogers and currently provisioned on its network can continue to receive service even if transferred to another ISP that is also using the Rogers network.
Checking Your Modem Firmware Version
To check what firmware version your modem is using, login to your modem's configuration to find that information. Consult the User Guide for your modem to find out how to access the modem configuration.