What does it mean when a modem is "Retail Certified for Comcast," for example?
When a modem is claimed to have retail certification for a specific carrier like Comcast, it means that the device has undergone extensive testing and approval by Comcast. The certification attests that the modem meets Comcast's network requirements and is authorized for use on their network.
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Is the Hitron CODA compatible with XFINITY?
Yes, Hitron’s CODA DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem is approved and certified by Comcast XFINITY.
How does the modem get certified for a specific carrier, like Comcast?
After passing Cable Labs Retail Certification, the modem manufacturer must submit the device to each carrier, such as Comcast, for additional testing. This involves evaluating the modem's performance on the specific network and ensuring compliance ...
What is the process for a modem to be retail certified?
The process for a modem to be retail certified involves two key steps. First, the modem must undergo Cable Labs Retail Certification, a comprehensive testing process conducted by CableLabs, ensuring compliance with industry standards. Secondly, once ...
What if I'm told that my CODA cable modem isn't approved for my cable Internet service?
Hitron’s CODA cable modem is certified by CableLabs®, and is currently approved for use on Comcast Xfinity, Comcast Xfinity Business,Charter Spectrum, Cox Gigablast, CableOne Sparklight and Zito Media networks. ALWAYS check with your Internet service ...
Can I use the XFINITY App to activate my Hitron CODA modem?
Yes, you can use your XFINITY app for self-activation to get online faster without a service call.