A:AnswerYes. As long as you have an ISP with which the modem is compatible, any tower will work so long as they have Ethernet jacks in the back to connect to the modem (and they all do).
A:AnswerThis is a cable modem you will need a separate router. There are combined modem and router but I don't like this since if modem or router go bad you are having to replace both. To use this modem you connect the Spectrum or Xfinity cable to it and then use a ethernet cable to connect it to a router which broadcasts a WiFi signal.
A:AnswerI believe it's only compatible with Cox, Spectrum and Xfinity (those are the 3 that are shown as being compatible with the modem on the box). You'd probably need to check directly with CenturyLink to see if it is supported.
A:AnswerThis model only has 2 x 1GB ethernet ports. While it would probably work, you would not get anywhere close to 10G speed as the max is 2G. You will need a 10G rated modem to utilize your full 10G internet.
A:AnswerTo be sure if compatible with your internet provider check their website for a modem listing. This does not have wifi built in. A wireless router will be needed to use wifi
