Can you plug 3g data stick on this router USB port and use wireless internet out of the 3G data stick?
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yes, but there is a catch: here is a list of all the ones which are currently supported and which firmwares it has been tested on http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Supported_Hardware#3G_cards
781319
I don't know about the 3g, but If I would think you would have to have the correct 3g device for mikrotik or the firmware that would allow mikrotik to know how to manage the device. You can go to mikrotiks website and find out what you need to know.
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I believe you can. But to be honest I'm currently running DD-WRT on it (which I know for a FACT will let you do it, I use DD-WRT on another router to do just that).
1695354
No you would need an interface to serve up your device. I use the vera3 with usb connected, for lack of a better word, converter. If you want access beyond the confinds of you local network you will need Internet access.
1160027
I have not personally tried, but I have hooked external drives and thumb drives with no issues. Both were WiFi cabable and the drive was of a usb3.0 variety.
110296
If your router has a port for USB storage devices I think it should work. I do not have such a router to test with.
1398544
No. NETGEAR AC1200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router Fast Ethernet w/USB 2.0 (R6100-100PAS) shows the available ports.
2276372
I don't think so. The idea behind this is to buy a pre-paid SIM card with data/Internet access from a wireless carrier. When hooked into a usb port it will provide that computer access to the Internet over the wireless providers network.
1567096
No. If you want to use a wireless router you have to attach a USB wireless adapter to a USB port on the pc like the media link wireless or panda wireless adapter.
1075560
No , on router box it is written clearly 3g modem is not included (while picture is given with router). USB port as 3G modems ? Answer is NO. Router signal strengh is great. I am using it as Wifi Extender to extend my neigbour internet connection through out my home but you need to be a network engineer to configure is as wifi extender :)
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Just in case you are unaware, the mention of 3G is for use with USB 3G sticks. Through verizon or Virgin Mobile, for example, both offer USB sticks to be used with laptops etc. for a monthly fee. You would then attach your monthly charged 3G USB stick, to the Alfa R36, to broadcast that 3G service wirelessly to multiple devices. As far as 4G goes, I would think that it would work for this, but have nothing to support my guess. I would assume as long as the USB 4G device was supported, there would be no issues. But again, just a guess, as I don't even have 4G service available in my area.
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I tested with my home WIFI only (motorola wifi home adapter/router)and it worked just fine, not with 4G Hauawei's. Yes Wifi USB adapter Included, i believe you can return back if you are not satisfied.
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you have the AIR then?well then you don´t need any WLAN usb stick because it has the chip onto the board. you just need a router and connect it to your network.edit: remember this is a "forum" for the R1, not the AIR. one important difference between the R1 and the AIR version is that the R1 doesnt have the wireless option built in. the AIR version does.what many people did was what I told you in the first post. the owners of the AIR version dont have to worry about how to enable to connect wirelessly, it already has it!
305684
Yes you can, if Internet connection is over 5G or it depends of router data transmitting.
98867
I know it works with usb but I have not gotten it to work wireless without wireless router.
895220
The best performance is over Ethernet. The USB port allows you to plugin the manufacturers wireless adapter so that the Transporter can operate over a wireless network. I believe the USB port is not supported for any other use.but you can use the Transporter wirelsslt by installing a
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This computer does in fact have a 3.0 USB port. Is it hooked up to the motherboard? Yes. If it wasn't I'm sure my Wireless Network Adapter would not have worked.
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I answered before, but in checking the documentation, if you have a compatible 3G/4G USB adapter with an active SIM card plugged into the D Link and you are within your ISP's coverage area, then yes.