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Get ready for faster fun with DOCSIS® 3.1 tech
The best internet connections deserve the best equipment, so we’ve adopted DOCSIS® 3.1 modems capable of delivering data speeds up to ten times faster than DOCSIS® 3.0 gear. Our new modems use your existing cable wire to offer gigabit speeds comparable to fiber connections without expensive and disruptive fiber installation. Plus, the advanced energy management features in DOCSIS® 3.1 equipment makes it much more energy efficient than 3.0 modems.
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Blue Ridge provides everything you need to get a fast, reliable home network up and running for an affordable monthly rental fee. If you already own a modem and router that will work with our system, we’ll be happy to help get you connected.
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Read MoreRequirements for High Speed Internet
| System Requirements | Up to 50Mbps | 100Mbps | Up to 300Mbps | 400Mbps | 500Mbps | 600Mbps | 700Mbps | Up to 1.2 Gig | 1.2x1.2 Gig |
|---|---|---|---|
Modem Requirements | Docsis 3.0 certified and support for 16 channel downstream bonding, and 4 channel upstream bonding or Docsis 3.1 certified | Docsis 3.1 certified | Docsis 3.1 certified w/2.5GB ethernet connection Supported models: Technicolor CVA4003 or Sercom DM1000 |
Network Requirements in order to achieve maximum speeds | Router/Switch/Hub must have 1000 Mbps interface Wireless Router/Access Points must support Wireless 802.11AC or AX (WiFi6) | Router/Switch/Hub must have 1000 Mbps interface Wireless Router/Access Points must support Wireless 802.11AC or AX (WiFi6) | Router must have 2.5GB ethernet interface Wireless router must support AX (WiFi 6) Supported model: eero Pro6E |
Requirements in order to achieve maximum speeds on individual devices | Hardwired devices (PC/MAC/Game System/etc) must have 1000 Mbps interfaces Wireless client devices (laptop/smartphone/tablet/etc) Must support wireless 802.11AC or AX (WiFi6) | Hardwired devices (PC/MAC/Game System/etc) must have 1000 Mbps interfaces Wireless client devices (laptop/smartphone/tablet/etc) Must support wireless 802.11AC or AX (WiFi6) | Hardwired devices (PC/MAC/Game system/etc) must have 2.5GB Wireless client devices (laptop/smartphone/tablet/etc) must support AX (WiFI 6) |
List of approved modems
The following modems have been researched, tested, and approved for usage on the Blue Ridge network. Using a device other than what is listed below may impact your performance and quality of service. Using an unapproved modem that violates our Device Attachment Rules and/or causes Network Interference may result in service suspension. Please see our Device Attachment Rules and Congestion and Network Management Practices in our Open Internet Disclosure Statement. In addition please review the Network Interference section of our Residential High Speed Internet Agreement. PON modem lease required for Fiber to the Home internet.
| Manufacturer | Model No. | Docsis Version |
|---|---|---|
| Arris | CM820A | 3.0 |
| Arris | SB6183 | 3.0 |
| Technicolor | TC4400 | 3.1 |
| Technicolor | CVA4003 | 3.1 |
| Sercomm | DM1000 | 3.1 |