will theNETGEAR DGND3300 RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Router with Built-in DSL Modem work with CenturyLink DSL.i need strong wifi
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Yes, however I would not recommend any Netgear product because of their lack of customer service. I changed to TP-Link they have great products and real customer service, for my CenturyLink DSL I use the TD-W8980 as a matter of fact I own two of them due to the fact that my DSL is so slow I had to install an additional DSL line so my wife and I could get some sort of speed, 1.5mbps is very slow even on a good day.
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Yes it Does, You can call Centurylink tech and they will help you. I also used a Cisco E1200 Wireless router.
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Yes and no. The player itself is only G capable. But any N router should be backwards compatible with G devices. A dual band N router can work with both G and N devices simultaneously without harming N speeds.
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Yes, I have CenturyLink service and it works, though it took a little extra work over the phone, between CenturyLink and D-Link, to get it up and running. It has worked fine since, but I wasn't overly impressed with D-Link's customer service- sort of a "uh.. thats not in my script" type group (if you follow me).
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Probably not. I went to dsl a few years ago and this laptop works great with my router and when we are traveling it will automatically detect available wifi.
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If you check the Time Warner Cable modem compatibility list. NetGear CG3000D has to be hardware Version 2. Otherwise, it may not work.
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I actually have this modem, we started with Qwest, than of course it became Century Link. I have the 12Mbps speed, it works great on this modem. We are in Colorado. It runs 802.11b,g & n. If that helps any one?
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Yes...we have a Westell wireless modem and it works great. We even put a range extender in another part of the house and that works fine as well.
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I'd say Yes. Probably only on the 2.4Ghz band. http://reviews.cnet.com/routers/trendnet-tew-812dru-ac1750/4505-3319_7-35566542.html isn't a bad review. Mine is fine but I only have 802.11n or better stuff in my house now...
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The Netgear Universal WN3000RP works for me. My router is upstairs on the east end of my house and my big screen tv is downstairs on the west end of the house. No problems.
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Don't know the details of your setup, but I've been using Actiontec M1000 DSL modem with my Centurylink (formally Qwest) DSL 20Mbps service for several years now. I use its NAT and port forwarding features. I have other wireless routers, so I don't use the extra, add-on wireless router capabilities of the Actiontec M1000. It is my main router between my home LAN. and the DSL WAN and the Internet.
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It should work just fine but be sure to call Century Link to make sure they are using ADSL 2/2+ and not VDSL. This will NOT work with VSDL.
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this is not a Modem, it is a Router. With Century Link you must use their router. However, you may turn their router into a Bridge, this you have to call Century link to assist you. Then you may use this device as your router. This is a router with substantial features and a bargain for the price.
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possibly, I have century link supposedly with their new form of DSL+ which everything said I should be able to configure it to work, but It didn't so I returned it.
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I really cannot answer since I purchased my DGND3300 after changing away from Comcast. Sorry!
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YES, been working great on our at&t; dsl for 6 mths. Just works. At&t; will help you set up the dsl provider part. Netgear tech support was great to help configure other router settings, like wireless security. We have DGND3700 V2, and I recommend getting V2 over V1.
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Yes I have a wireless n router and works with that too. They're completely backwards compatible