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About denalidadd
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11-09-2019
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11-09-2019
04:07 PM
@CCAndrew No, there is only one TV...upstairs. I have exchanged the *very* old box for a new one. The Xfinity rep in the store told me I should just download the "Xfinity Stream" app on the smart TV; there is no such thing, so I have the same problem. It is downstairs, the television is upstairs.
Perhaps there is no fix.
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11-09-2019
12:36 PM
My Comcast line (digital and TV) comes into the house in the basement. I have used the internet gateway for years because I have my home wifi connected. I have had the device for years and have never even hooked the X1 box up - I do not watch TV - but that has to change now because of a change in my personal situation
I need to hook the TV box up to the smart TV I have; I have looked at the Xfinity Support links and cannot find anything to explain how to connect the the incoming line downstairs to theTV box downstairs and to television that is upstairs so my "guest" can watch HBO. The data line coming into the house downstairs cannot be relocated and I have a CAT 5 cable running from the Xfinity gateway to my wifi router upstairs.
Who can help?
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07-25-2019
02:06 PM
I see all the electronic devices connected to my home wifi (Echo, laptop, Mac, television, etc.) but I do not see any of the xFi pods, unless they have funny names. Even then, there are only two, not three.
For example, this Macbook Pro I am using to post this reply sits a couple of feet from a pod and it is one room away from one of my Apple Time Machine Internet connections. The laptop says it is connected to one of them, but I cannot tell if it is through one of my xFi pods or directly to the TIme Machine.
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07-24-2019
03:24 PM
I have several home network connections with different names, both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. All of them run through three different Apple connections to the main router connection with my Comcast outside line. Some of my computers are in unusual locations; that is why I put one of the pods nearby, but I do not know which network the pod is catching.
How can I tell which of my networks my xFi pods are conntected to?
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