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Yea, that's what I expected. Apparently this particular service requires their special modem
What I was trying to say is that you shouldn't need their special modem. They gave me that same modem, and it's sitting on a shelf un-plugged in. I'm only using my own equipment.
It honestly looks like that's not possible, but I guess I believe you... I'm not sure what kind of consumer modem takes a SC/APC cable...
In my instance, that fiber cable terminates outside of my house. I didn't realize CenturyLink ever routed fiber inside the house.
I have CL fiber (which is now Quantum Fiber) and the fiber line terminates in my ONT in my network/utility room.