[ MODEL-SPECIFIC NETWORK HARDWARE ]
NETGEAR DM111P ADSL2+ Ethernet Modem
Single-port ADSL2+ modem for a copper telephone subscriber line and Ethernet host/router handoff. This static record documents the modem-side line technology separately from its host interface and provider-dependent service rate.
MODEL IDENTIFICATION: Match the exact model number and hardware revision on the device label. Similar names, regional SKUs and provider-branded variants may have different ports, firmware, modulation or driver support.
Exact specifications and compatibility
| Cataloged model | NETGEAR DM111P ADSL2+ Ethernet Modem |
|---|---|
| Dedicated subcategory | Modems and line-termination devices |
| Modulation / line protocol | ITU-T G.992.5 ADSL2+; backward modes depend on line profile; RJ-11 POTS telephone-line input with ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ discrete multitone (DMT) modulation; Annex and DSL mode depend on regional hardware and ISP circuit. |
| Line / physical interfaces | RJ-11 POTS telephone-line input with ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ discrete multitone (DMT) modulation; Annex and DSL mode depend on regional hardware and ISP circuit. |
| Nominal data rate | ADSL2+ line rate is up to 24 Mb/s downstream; upstream capability depends on Annex/profile (commonly up to about 1 Mb/s for this Annex A class), line length and noise. |
| Bus / host interface | RJ-11 DSL line interface and 1 × 10/100BASE-T RJ-45 Ethernet host port. |
| Operating-system compatibility | Ethernet bridge/router configuration is largely operating-system independent and uses a browser or host PPP configuration. Use exact regional suffix/revision and ISP-required encapsulation; no current operating system guarantees provider service. |
| Driver / firmware notes | ADSL2+ is a copper-loop standard, not VDSL or fiber. The line must be provisioned for compatible Annex/profile, and synchronization rate is not application throughput. |
| Wi-Fi / switching | No Wi-Fi access point or Ethernet switching function is cataloged for this modem. |
Model-specific notes
ADSL2+ is a copper-loop standard, not VDSL or fiber. The line must be provisioned for compatible Annex/profile, and synchronization rate is not application throughput. Nominal signaling rates are standards/model ceilings rather than specimen test results or a promise of ISP throughput.
Manufacturer, archive and standards references
- Internet Archive catalog copy of the DM111P reference manualArchived model-specific guide or software documentation for identification and legacy host details.
- NETGEAR DM111P product supportManufacturer source; confirm regional SKU, revision and present support status.
- ITU-T Recommendation G.992.5 — ADSL2+Standards reference for the relevant line/modem signaling family; implementation and ISP profile remain model-specific.
Check manufacturer and provider support for the exact region, revision, line profile, firmware and host OS before deployment.