Can it host NEC Terrain ? I saw AT&amp;T website it recommended.
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I haven't tried it on that one so I cannot answer the question. The phone I got it for a Samsung Rugby Pro which fits it quite well.
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I don't see it listed. Check out: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/ I currently use an older Arris model for telephone and a newer Ubee docsis 3.0 modem for everything else with a Netgear router. I suppose at some point I'll replace all those with an as yet unknown unit that combines them but I'm in no hurry.
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I use it with VOIP, but not AT&T.; However, I would think it should work fine.
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yes christine,it is at&t; compatable. i have century link and it has worked great you can get a cheap cooling pad to go under it if needed, but i have never had that problem.great price ,thanks to amazon my favotite to shop.it is well worth the price.good luck.
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Sorry but I haven't managed to make it work myself. I was just told that my ATT gateway needs to be set up so that it recognizes the IP number of the Netgear device; otherwise, it won't let it into the network. Good luck! Did you try to find instructions online?
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Yes, Colleen. It worked for me , with the caveats listed in review, (so you will need someone knowledgeable with computer setups. It requires the browser to be setup in an insecure mode to utilize their Java script to install the device; change the browser back to secure after installation). I can confirm that it worked on ADSL2/2+. AT&T does have other flavors (products) about which I have no knowledge. So if you want to be absolutely sure, ask AT&T exactly what you are getting and see if it is compatible with ADSL2/2+. There was also a good bit of compatability information online and at the manufacturer's site. It looked like it worked with most of AT&T offerings to me, but check to be safe.
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Hi vjfloyd, It depends on how large your home is and any interference/obstacles present. We'll be happy to work with you if you'd like to get in touch with us at amazon@netgear.com.
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Sorry, but I don't know the answer to your question. I would call AT&T; and ask them.
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My bet is no. Not consistently. You're better off to put in a series of access points, or, depending on the number of units, power-over-ethernet (D-Link calls it Powerline AV). IF you're going the PowerLine route, make sure you don't get the minis because they're limited compared to the other series which is actually addressable through a web browser. Short of going REAL Cisco, I don't think there is a single wireless router that will handle an 'enormous' house. Despite what D-Link says.
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No this is for a internet provider to shoot further outside on a tower. But with the right radio could but would be costly. Hope this helps
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I asked tech support the same. It will work fine but the extreme ranges may prove challenging.
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In my area no. They only support VDSL not ADSL. Just chat with their tech support and they will be able to give you a list of compatible modems or check out the website.
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I just spoke with a Wilson rep and it WILL NOT support AT&T; LTE. They do have other products that will including wireless and corded boosters. Contact Wilson for the best answer like I did.
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most likely not. This hotspot is designed to have data put on the box. Prob. ck w/AT&T.;
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I was wondering too. I found a comparison at http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/content/view/30520/79/
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I use it with VOIP, but not AT&T. However, I would think it should work fine.
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cradlepoint is outdated and useless now. I have this one and no longer use it.I also have ATT Beam... you can go to AT&T; now and get their modem box that replaces this and gives you phone and wi-fi all in one box. Their versions is just being released. I got mine in Charlottesville VA and it works wonders and they don't charge for tech support like cradlepoint does. Some update that AT&T; recent did with the beam made it so it no longer works w/ cradlepoint and that is probably b/c now they are going to be pushing the AT&T; version which works better.