Note that cable modems (all of them, not just from Comcast) download their configuration from the provider every time they boot up. Ironically (since it uses TFTP, for one), this is called "secure provisioning".
They might give you a web interface where you can configure certain settings (e.g. integrated Wi-Fi) but the ISP ultimately has at least some control over any cable modem connected to it.
They might give you a web interface where you can configure certain settings (e.g. integrated Wi-Fi) but the ISP ultimately has at least some control over any cable modem connected to it.