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CM2000 and Xfinity 2Gbps Service
I have a Netgear CM2000 modem. Yesterday I tried to upgrade my Xfinity service from their Gigabit Extra service (1.2 Gbps down and 40 Mbps up) to their 2 Gbps service (which includes 400 Mbps up). I finally decided to pull the trigger since they now, finally, support customer owned equipment on their 2 Gbps service. Complete failure. While the Xfinity site shows they support the CM2050v for their plans the CM2000 is listed but not recommended. Once Xfinity switched me to 2Gbps the modem just cycled over and over - never got a connection. 4 tech support people later, I finally threw in the towel and had them return my service to the Gigabit Extra service and everything works well again. I would like to upgrade without buying a new modem - any ideas? I did all the usual things - unplugged/replugged modem and router numerous times, etc.
XfinityThomasB
Official Employee
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1.9K Messages
1 year ago
Hello user_oj1t1k,
When making these decisions on if we recommend a device for use in the service, the consistency of connection is paramount. I would never advise using a device that is not recommended with the service.
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User5638
Regular Visitor
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2 Messages
1 year ago
I experienced the same issue today with the CM2000. After upgrading online to gigabit x2 - the modem kept cycling and never connected. Was on with Xfinity support for an hour and finally had to revert back to the 1.2 GB plan. Not sure if the 2GB option is available in my area although it’s listed on the website.
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gmarch
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1 year ago
I am in the same situation. I just purchased the CM2000 (I didn't want the CM2050V because I don't have voice service).
I had several long chats with the tech teams, they all claim my account is set to 2gb and all of their "advanced diagnostics" show I'm good to go. But the "multi gig" light on the CM2000 remains white (1gb service). It should be blue according to Netgear's documentation.
I have a tech coming to the house on Friday.
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user_noname
Contributor
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168 Messages
1 year ago
There are currently only 5 COAM Cable Modems listed on the Xfinity list of approved BYOD - CODA, CODA56, CM3000, CBR750, G54 (and CM3000 is not even available at the retail outlets as of yet).
All other CMs are not yet certified for "Next Gen Speed Tier".
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