Which plug, 5 or 6 do you use that comes from your Netgear wireless router?
1699406
All of the ports on this switch are treated the same so it doesn't matter which port comes from your router or which port goes to your other devices, like workstations, etc. Does that answer your question or did you mean which type of wire: Cat 5 or Cat 6?
1699407
Don't understand the question. CAT5 from my modem feeds port #1 on the router which drives all other ports on the router. But all ports are the same therefore you could feed modem to any and use any other port to the rest of you gear, computers, printers, et al. Don't believe these routers accept CAT6.
1699408
I connected my wireless router to the last port on the right, but I don't think it matters which port you use since the switch is a plug n play device. It will automatically configure the settings for you.
870243
This model is version 2...you should skip the Netgear 3700 as this is an "N" device and move on to the next generation "AC" standard.
838182
Cat 6 will work just fine. Cat5e will also work per IEEE specifications, however, I always use Cat6 and have not had any issues. This switch is working fine for me so far.
2175184
yes you have to put your own ends on and use the straight through design connections the premade cables wont work. Put your own ends on i used the EX-RJ45 from amazon they allow you to push the wire out the end so you can double check position of color code wire . The main difference between 5 and 6 is wire size i have 8 cat5s it carries both power and sound but since i didn't use the sound on some it gave me an extra video connection I used the 2.5 power adapters to make a power tee connection this saved me from running extra cat5
1856490
Netgear says it's a 3.0 USB. For what it's worth the USB slot on my router is not the blue color you mentioned.
1586159
You can use either grade of cable. I have CAT5e connecting my modem to my router and used CAT6 cables when connecting from the router to the Linksys 5-port unit. The modem-router connections are much older than the 5-port, which was done this spring.
1033090
I don't honestly know. People, like Kim Komando podcast and electronics show, do say to stay with the same maker. You could try calling Netgear they have been helpful to me with questions about updating router in the past.
181429
Im pretty sure you could because CAT5 and 6 have the same connectors. The only problem I could think of is if you have really high data transfer ratesbut this may not be rated for CAT6 speeds but it should still work.
499474
The power input is DC 12volt, 1.5 amp so long as you supply the correct voltage it shouldn't matter where it comes from, either a UK 240 volt adapter or a 120/240, 0.5 amp voltage adapter. I bought a refub unit with strangely no serial number so I would need help from Netgear to update it. If you buy a full price one you won't have that problem and can update to software
757299
this one will work with but not limit to: router version wrt54g 1.1 wrt54g 2 wrt54g 2.2 wrt54g 3 wrt54g 3.1 wrt54g 4 wrt54g 5 wrt54g 5.1 wrt54g 6 wrt54g 7.2 wrt54g 8 wrt54g 8.1 wrt54g 8.2 wrt54g2 1 wrt54g2 1.1 wrt54g2 1.3 wrt54gl 1.0 1.1 wrt54g-la 8 wrt54g-rg wrt54g-tm wrt54gs 1 wrt54gs 1.1 wrt54gs 2 wrt54gs 2.1 wrt54gs 3 wrt54gs 4 wrt54gs 5 wrt54gs 5.1 wrt54gs 6 wrt54gs 7 wrt54gs 7.2 wrt54gs2 1 wrt54gx 1 wrt54gp2a-at wrtsl54gs all m10 v 1.0 m10 v 2.0 m20 v 1.0 wrt150n 1 wrt150n 1.1 wrt160n 1 wrt160n 1.1 wrt160n 2 wrt160n 3 wrt160nl 1 wrt300n 1 wrt300n 1.1 wrt300n 2 wrt310n 1 wrt310n 2 wrt320n 1 wrt350n 1.0 cnq wrt400n 1 e800 1 e900 1 e1000 1 e1000 2 e1000 2.1 e1200 1 e1200 2 e1500 1 e1550 1 e2000 1 e2100l 1 e2500 1 e3000 1 e3200 1 e4200 1 ea2700 1 rvs4000 1 rv042 1 rv082 1
1238840
I believe the only difference between CAT5 and CAT6 is the cable. The connector does plug on both sides so you don't have to wire it.
349801
While I haven't used either I can tell you two of my past three Netgear routers have died on me. For that reason alone I am choosing Linksys over Netgear this time.
499475
The power input is DC 12volt, 1.5 amp so long as you supply the correct voltage it shouldn't matter where it comes from, either a UK 240 volt adapter or a 120/240, 0.5 amp voltage adapter.I bought a refub unit with strangely no serial number so I would need help from Netgear to update it. If you buy a full price one you won't have that problem and can update to software
1976193
To be totally honest...have no idea. Wish I could have been more helpful. But I'm def going to be buying a more powerful one as the netgear one that I have isn't doing the job as I have way tooooo many wireless "things" working off that one router, even with the extender, still no good. Not sure which one I'm getting. Good luck
1629366
I'm not a networking person and I don't know if 6a is something I've never heard of, but Cat6 is recommended I believe. It's what I use.
731818
Sorry I have no idea, but Netgear's website is very helpful! (www.netgear.com)
533102
I believe you are referring to the antenna plug. This is a wireless router, what you need in this case is a cable modem from your Internet Service Provider.