The Netgear Nighthawk CM1200 stands as a premier choice for high-performance home and business networking. Built with the latest DOCSIS 3.1 technology, the CM1200 is one of the most future-proof options available today. While it supports the massive bandwidth of DOCSIS 3.1 (theoretical download speeds up to 10Gbps), it is fully backward compatible with older DOCSIS versions. This means you can upgrade your hardware now to save on monthly rental fees, even if your provider hasn't switched to the latest standard yet.
The Netgear CM1200 is designed for versatility. It pairs seamlessly with all wireless routers, mesh WiFi systems, and other wireless devices. Whether you use your existing router or plan to buy a new one, the CM1200 handles the connection effortlessly.
Note: Always verify specific model compatibility with your provider before ordering.
Unique to high-end models, the CM1200 supports up to four (4) public IP addresses (WAN IP) for Comcast Business accounts. This feature is essential for users needing to host multiple servers (email, website, VPN gateways) or manage complex NAT configurations for professional video conferencing.
Skip the technician appointment and the wait times. The Netgear CM1200 allows for easy self-activation via your provider’s online portal.
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