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Question: Is this Actiontec modem/router GT784WN compatible with TWC Roadrunner cable service?
Document: If your DSL/cable internet goes off line frequently and your modem/router is more than 3 years old it is most likely time to replace the unit. If it was supplied by your carrier they will probably give you one already configured for free. If you have a really bad provider or some other situation this unit will work beautifully. The WiFi signal is awesome and fast. Well Done Actiontec and Amazon
Modem/router was easy to setup but we were using on a DSL line that had been inactive for years. Had to reboot modem several times a day and thought it was A Centurylink problem. Actiontec customer service even replaced the modem and we still had the same problem. They kept telling us it was Centurylink's problem. Finally Centurylink loanerd us one of their modems, and bingo, everything worked fine. No reboots for weeks. Returned the modem to seller thru Amazon.
Works as advertised. The set up was easy and the over all range of the Actiontec GT784WN Modem was as advertised.
Turned out to be a very stressful experience and a big waste of time. Needless to say I just dumped Verizon all together and got cable now and very happy I did. What a difference! No more dropping my connection and having to jump up and reboot the modem. Anyway I returned the Actiontec modem to Amazon for a full refund with no problem.
Our DSL provider is Century Link, but we were still using an old Actiontec Router that we bought from Qwest back in 2005. That old router served us well for many years, but it just couldn't keep up with the demands of today's technology. So I began to research and see what routers would be compatible with Century Link.
The reviews I read about this modem said it would work with Cable One's high speed internet (50 Megs per sec) but once it arrived I learned that was not the case. Cable One informed me that this modem could not handle the speed of their broadband and Actiontec confirmed this. I was forced to return it to Amazon for a full refund and then I leased the Arris TG862 from Cable One which has been working perfectly for several months without any glitches whatsoever.
I love my Actiontec GT784WN out of the box. Immediately I setup the router for my ATT account with no problem. I just had to fine tune the new router for what I wanted for my house. There is not limit to the amount of devices that can be used . I did however order replacement TP-LINK TL-ANT2408CL 2.4GHz 8dBi Indoor Omni-directional Antennas. I have not had any problems like I did before with devices dropping out and WPS setup works great.
They asked me what kind of modem I am trying to install . I told them it was the 'Actiontec Wireless N DSL Modem Router GT784WN '. They looked it up in their system and told me that the problem was that this modem is a 'ADSL' modem and the only type modem I can hook up on the network that would work in this area is a 'VDSL or a VDSL2'.
I have had this unit for about 8 months now so I will finally make a review on it. I will update this if anything changes but I doubt it will at this point.My experience with router/modem combos goes back a bit. I've lived in two places now where I've had AT&T; as a service provider and both places I ran into the exact same issues with wireless router/modem combos. First I was using the 2wire combo that they initially sold me.
At first I thought it was an issue with AT&T; so I had, on multiple occasions, a technician come out and check everything. They would always give me good suggestions but nothing ever completely fixed the problem. I finally upgraded to U-Verse, got a new router/modem combo (another 2wire but different model that they provided) for their service. The issues weren't quite as prominent, but nevertheless, still there and still quite annoying.
Answer: is this actiontec modem/router GT784WN compatible with comcast