Paul Taylor wrote:

[1]http://www.netwide.net/users/CableGuy/HowtoUncapDocsisCompliantCableModems.h
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You are so ignorant. The only thing ridiculous is you arguing about
something when you're ignorant on the subject.

Do a Google search for "uncap cable modem configuration" and you'll find
plenty of ways to uncap your cable modem (DOCSIS cable systems which Road
Runner is DOCSIS compliant.

Do some research and read the configuration file in your cable modem when
you figure it out.

   If you get caught, you will lose access to RR forever. Don't get
   caught. AFAIK, when the cable modem comes online and handshakes with
   the upstream network, a MD5 hash of the config file is exchanged and
   if they do not match, you get reported. Cable modems that don't
   handshake aren't allowed on the network. You better make very sure
   that the .bin file is lost when a power cycle occurs. Chuck, in our
   LUG, who is a Tier 3 Tech at RR, knows a lot more about this. I'd ask
   him.

References

   1. http://www.netwide.net/users/CableGuy/HowtoUncapDocsisCompliantCableModems.htm