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Bright House Networks provides modems as a benefit of your High Speed Internet service. You can, however, buy and install your own modem.
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Find out what the lights on your cable modem indicate.
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Find out how to hook up your computer to your modem using an Ethernet cable.
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MAC is an acronym for media access control. A MAC address is a series of letters and numbers that gives your equipment a unique identity on the Ethernet, or the local area connection. You might need to know your MAC address to add some services and devices to your computer. A MAC address is also referred to as a cable modem ID.
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Find out how to reset your cable modem, whether you use a router or not.
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Find out which modems are approved for use with High Speed Internet service, including links to manufacturer websites. These websites provide user manuals and other documentation for the modems.
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A wireless gateway combines the functions of a modem and a wireless router in one piece of equipment. It uses a signal transmitted on a combination of coaxial and fiber-optic cable to connect your computer to the Internet and to network your equipment wirelessly in the same way as a wireless router.
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At a minimum, all Bright House Networks modems meet DOCSIS 2.0 standards or higher. DOCSIS 3.0 is required to support the increased download and upload speeds that are available with Turbo High Speed Internet and Lightning High Speed Internet.
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