i have the older centurylink phone jack which is where the centurylink router is hooked into. will the actiontec work with that standard tel jack?
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It should work just fine but be sure to call Century Link to make sure they are using ADSL 2/2+ and not VDSL. This will NOT work with VSDL.
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The phone cord that is plugged into the modem is the same one that I have had forever and that is plugged into the good old fashioned wall jack I've always had.
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Sorry, I can't answer your specific question. Mine is connected to a Verizon FIOS Actiontec Wireless Router. It works great for extending my wifi signal to the second floor of my home.
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While it will work with Century Link, ADSL2+ is limited to about 10Mbps, depending on how far your house is from the central router. If you have 12Mbps or higher service you will want a VDSL modem.
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I have not tried Roku3 with this Actiontec product because I changed my wireless DSL modem a few months ago. The Actiontec was easy to install when I purchased it in June 2011. 5 months ago I replaced it with a free modem from AT&T;, but even after replacing the AT&T; modem I am still experiencing reliability problems = dropped connections and slow speeds (the slow download can be fixed by recycling power), so I might replace with my old Actiontec.
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No big technical answer. I use ATT and they are joined at the hip with Motorola, so when my old silver Motorola modem permanently went south, I got the 003-00 and it even uses the same power plug. Very simple replacement.
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According to what Century Link told me is that both models are the same modem but different companies where the "z" stands for ZyXel and "a" stands for Actiontec.
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It'll work pretty much with any service as long as the U-Verse box is MoCA compliant. Unless, of course, you just want to use the RG6 to carry the signal and run Ethernet directly off of this ACTIONTEC, then, yes, it'll work just fine!
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Yes it Does, You can call Centurylink tech and they will help you. I also used a Cisco E1200 Wireless router.
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No you do not. I personally have some Actiontek modem/router combo. An adapter is just a means to connect to a router, so it is irrelevant as to what the router is. Sometimes matching brands for both is better, but not required. Just make sure both the adapter and router are on the same wireless protocol and bandwidth (the gHz).
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The data from actiontec, item will work with adsl(include+ 2+) and vdsl(inlcude 2).
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Absolutely not, it did not work even after being on the phone with tech for CenturyLink and the router. I ended up purchasing the device from CenturyLink
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It depends on your preferences, but this modem router will work with Centurylink ADSL
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This is not the adapter you need. A household telephone jack is an RJ11. This is an RJ45. This product converts a standard Ethernet cable into a crossover cable. These are rarely needed these days. The GigE specification requires auto MDI-X.
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There are 2 network connections, 1 input and 1 output. The jack is a 'combo' jack that accepts either RJ11 or RJ45 connections. Generally you would use the RJ11 before your modem. You could use the RJ45 after, especially with cable modems, but it wouldn't protect the modem itself. The AC protection is 3 ways, L-N N-G and L-G
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The alarm needs to be connected to a regular land line jack (RJ11), not wireless, not ethernet. So, if you have VoIP and you can plug a regular telephone into the jack (such as Ooma, MagicJack, and most cable company VoIP) then you should be OK. But again, the alarm needs to be plugged into the telephone jack on whatever your VoIP device is.
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I'm not sure. I have the unit and it is definitely two telephone jack ports and not Ethernet RJ45 ports. You can call APC/Schneider-Electric to confirm.
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The Actiontec EDB2500C is 100% compatible with the Netgear MCAB1001 and that compatibility extends even to the encryption key. I run both in my home MoCA network.