SB4200--what level of compliance for DOCSIS is it?

Gregg is lazy - try Google:

• DOCSIS 1.0 and 1.1 CableLabs® Certified * Utilizes the Broadcom BCM 3345 chip * New user-friendly, top-mounted stand-by button for additional end-user security * New LED added to front panel to indicate stand-by status * New color to better complement today's interior home decor * USB connectivity simplifies installation * 10/100BaseT Ethernet (auto-sensing) connectivity * Capable of downloading at speeds up to 100 times faster than a 28.8k analog phone modem* * Ethernet and USB are bridged allowing LAN traffic between USB device and Ethernet LAN * USB drivers WHQL certified for Windows 98/2000/Me/XP * Compatible with Windows 95/98/200/Me/NT/XP/Mac/UNIX * Supports up to 32 users (1 via USB and up to 31 via Ethernet, or 32 users on Ethernet) * No telephone lines needed -- always on, always connected

With a SURFboard cable modem from Motorola, broadband Internet access is incredibly fast, always on, and always connected. That means no more dial-up, busy signals, or long, late nights downloading Internet homework information!

A great modem for today's broadband Internet, the SB4200 can support up to 32 users -- perfect for your home or small office. It's DOCSIS® 1.0 and 1.1 CableLabs® Certified?.

It could be either 1.0 or 1.1 since "SB4200" just by itself isn't enough information to go on. Go to the modem's webpage at http://192.168.100.1/ and click on the Help tab. Then look at the info it gives up in the top left. If that says SB4200-1.4.8.4-SCM01-NOSH, then it is Docsis 1.1 certified (and 1.0 also of course). If it says 0.4.3.3p or 0.4.4.0p, then it is an older Docsis 1.0 modem.

HTH Bob

additional end-user security

ster than a 28.8k analog phone modem*

etween USB device and Ethernet LAN

Ethernet, or 32 users on Ethernet)

Hello! It happens I am not lazy. I looked at both the DOCSIS=C2=AE homepage

-- Gregg gregg dot drwho8 atsign gmail dot com