Is this a N or a G router?
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Im using as N. Haven't had any issues. Not sure how the router cost the other person $150 in usage fees.
782581
It has both N and G. You can select one of N, G, B+G, and B+G+N in the router setup.
782582
i dont know all i know is that it was defective and thwe customer service was lousy it cost me over 150 in usage fees i contacted them many times and got no help when i wanted to return it for a refund they said i had to pay for return shipping i wouldnt reccomend anything they sell
432889
I was given this ADSL2+Router by a friend for free. It says AT&T;, manufacturer Netgear. CenturyLink gave me three items: 1) set to DHCP 2) VCI value=35 & 3) VPI value = 8. they said Netgear would need these. Netgear wouldn't work with me bcuz the SN only had 12 characters & should have 13 characters. On this equipment it gives you a site to go to for advanced device configuration. I did that and changed the applicable settings. I have Wi-Fi that works great. But my PC only connects to the internet sporadically. I can't figure it out. If anyone else can, please post the fix! But it will work with CenturyLink. Even if it is sporadic! I was given this ADSL2+Router by a friend for free. It says AT&T;, manufacturer Netgear. CenturyLink gave me three items: 1) set to DHCP 2) VCI value=35 & 3) VPI value = 8. they said Netgear would need these. Netgear wouldn't work with me bcuz the SN only had 12 characters & should have 13 characters. On this equipment it gives you a site to go to for advanced device configuration. I did that and changed the applicable settings. I have Wi-Fi that works great. But my PC only connects to the internet sporadically. I can't figure it out. If anyone else can, please post the fix! But it will work... » Read More I was given this ADSL2+Router by a friend for free. It says AT&T;, manufacturer Netgear. CenturyLink gave me three items: 1) set to DHCP 2) VCI value=35 & 3) VPI value = 8. they said Netgear would need these. Netgear wouldn't work with me bcuz the SN only had 12 characters & should have 13 characters. On this equipment it gives you a site to go to for advanced device configuration. I did that and changed the applicable settings. I have Wi-Fi that works great. But my PC only connects to the internet sporadically. I can't figure it out. If anyone else can, please post the fix! But it will work with CenturyLink. Even if it is sporadic! « Show Less
799047
You can go to netgear.com and chose cable modem router and then the model Cgd24G to download the manual and find out, I can't remember.
2122151
Yes, if you mean connect to a home or work network, It's wireless type is 802.11bgn so compatible with b , g, or n capable routers.
570869
You need to set up Port Forwarding on your router. GC iTach has user/pw althentification.
755117
Could be a bandwidth problem. If N router is also adjustable to B or G, it may be in the B setting. Another thing to check is if you are getting a direct line of site signal or are you getting a bounced signal. With a bounced signal, the signal strength can show good, but data transfer will be pretty slow.Good Luck!!!
78464
Yes it is a good wireless router. N stands for speed 4 times faster than 3G networks. It is switable for home use. 120 means the distance in feet
125753
Sorry I don't know what b/g/and n stand for I know it works great with my brothers laptop window's 8
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.
126241
there are three kinds of wi-fi b, g, and n, listed in order of how good they are. Most places still support b & G but N is the wave of the future. You probably won't notice the difference now, but over time you will.
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The difference between them is the DN is a duplex capable printer and the n is not. Hope this helps.
881019
Yes. It is a gigabit router (hard wired ports). Please see this link for the full specs from the manufacutrer. http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC56U/#specifications
480125
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.
1071105
The short answer is: no you don't but your current router must support either 802.11g or 802.11n wireless protocol.
197984
one tip: this router does not work well with "mixed" model than contains "N". Either you go "N" only, or not with "N" at all.
876260
Sorry, haven't a clue. I sent mine back as I couldn't use it with my home network router. I too, am still looking . . .
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http://uk.hardware.info/reviews/3852/12/netgear-wndr4700-centria-review-multi-functional-router-with-hard-disk-test-results-energy-consumption