Does it work with a N router?
158650
Sure but the bridge will not pass data at gigabit speed. I think it will only pass 11 mbps which for us is not an issue since we only have 6 mbps internet. The bridge replaces a wire but will be limited in it's bandwidth but will not affect anything on the main router. I always add a switch and a WAP after the bridge to expand the system.
158651
These bridges are meant to work with eachother as a paired set. They are not meant to connect to another wireless network. They are meant to traverse 1-2km easily to connect two physical networks to create one logical or just to extend coverage to another building. To my knowledge they are in the 54MBps "G" range but to cover 1-2km and still be at about 30-54MBps is pretty good.
158652
As an ether bridge yes, as a root or child AP probably not with n band (yes with b/g). What's the application? The bridge simply acts as a layer 2 bridge (switchport to switchport if you will, a line of sight ethernet cable). It operates in the g freq band but that is independent of your n band router as I'm assuming your n band is for appliances and access (computer/peripheral) access. I used this bridge with an n band router simply to extend service (internet) to another building and its been working well since install.
492112
I have same router and it connects to TV wireless without any problem. Wireless n bands are compatible with older routers.
166460
Yes, this will work with the NUC, you will not get the full benefit of speed with the existing router but you will when you upgrade the router.
681855
I don't know about that modem/router specifically. But it should work with any number of routers. The router just sees it as another device on your network.
279890
As far as I know, it should. Just run a hard line from the primary router to one of the LAN ports on this unit. Also make sure to shut off DHCP and set the ip address of the unit manually. Also setting the units to use different channels will make using your devices a bit easier. If you're setting this up at home, consider unchecking ip isolation on both units. That shoud get you done.
2275683
Yes.. it should work with most home router equipment. If you have more than one router/switch on your home network please use the one that your service provider gave you for the WI-FI settings. Additionally during the install process things will work much smoother if you also run the installer from the same router/switch that your ISP gave you. (Most home consumers only have one network or switch)
1064829
It works with your router not your PC. The device download has the code to let it be recognized. Its a range extender and not a very good one. If you check it out you'll find a lot of unhappy customers. The device is expensive and not a long lived device. I still have mine ---its in a desk drawer ! !
601388
Not when I installed it. However, I found this router to be highly unreliable and stopped using it.
1862534
Never used that router, but if you can plug a computer into one of the ports this should work too. So yes. I think.
1469859
Hi Joe. Yes, this should work with any AC router even if it's from a different brand.
338876
Yes. "N" adapters are almost always downward compatible with a, b & g signals. You shouldn't have any problem. And, when you eventually upgrade to an "N" or even "AC" (pending new standard) wireless router, it will send/receive at much faster bit rates.
16446
I'm glad you contacted me because you should know that the N-50 doesn't work with wifi routers that require security passwords. You should be ok if you have an older router that doesn't require passwords, or if you are going to use a LAN hard wired connection. I had to send my unit back for a refund. As for your question I don't know, but one reviewer said the two sound very similar. Hope this helps. Phil
710711
It works fine with other routers. I have it connected to my D-Link DGL-4300 with no issues.
1358814
I believe it does, but the router is a Piece of Junk. Worked for about a week, now it constantly looses wifi (10+ times a day) and will even be totally unrecognizable by the Netgear genie so nothing at all will work, so when it does it you have to completely reformat the router and reinstall the genie software.
639175
Hi, I'm not really an expert in networking. But I know I have attached this to my linksys router and it also works. Hope that helps.
291286
you wouldn't use a router. this item connects wirelessly to your n router. you can then connect a switch (not a hub or router) to it. this item is actually a wireless bridge so it will pass dhcp leases through. i don't know if there's a limit to the number of devices but i have a 12 port switch hooked to it and 5 devices plugged into the switch and am very pleased with the results.
564233
Yes. My son had one that worked with the router. It would disconnect from WIFI sometimes, but I think that was just toward the end as the router was dying.