Is this router wall mountable ?
1145669
I do not believe this AC68 model is wall mountable ... just the AC66 model is able to be wall mounted. Reason is the connections on the 68 come straight out the back in turn no way to mount it on the wall ... the 66 model has them on the top so its flat on the back and can be mounted on the wall.
1145670
I've mounted it on the rafters in the cellar rotated -90 degrees of the pictured additude. I used DIN rail and two nice spring loaded DIN rail mounting clips from Winford Engineering. I had to drill 4 small holes in the foot. It stays mounted securely to DIN rail and is removable and replaceable in seconds.
1145671
I used two strips of plastic pipe strap to secure it to the wall in my equipment closet. Works fine. But there are not any mounting holes on the router itself.
1145672
Contrary to the other users comment it is infact not wall mountable. If you read the cnet review they note this as well and show the back so you can verify it's not wall mountable.
1145673
Anything is wall mountable if you are able to apply the slightest bit of ingenuity to the problem.
1145674
according to the manufacture (http://www.asus.com/us/site/routers/DD-WRT) this model is indeed wall mountable.
637404
It's only mountable. If you mounted it to hooks, possibly.... but it's very flimsy. I actually don't recommend it.
992006
Yes, it is wall mountable. The stand can twist to serve vertically on the wall or horizontally on a table.
946507
I can't say with 100% certainty, but there are two ways to attach a router to this table, and I was able to attach my Bosch router to it just fine.
1427161
There are no pre-drilled holes for a router. It mount by inclosing around the router. You can check JessEm's website for what routers will work and what you might need to work with your router.
1748452
No, it is not pre drilled for a specific router, if that is your question. You have to drill your own mounting holes.
880636
It can be easily mounted to a wall. Ceiling mount would only work if downward facing. Be carefull with distance to router. I have 4 of these and they disconnect constantly from wifi
762774
NO IT IS NOT MOUNTABLE, CIRCUIT CITY LIED TO ME.........THEY SAID IT WOULD MOUNT TO THE WALL. I CANNOT TAKE IT BACK BECAUSE THEY ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. I CAN SEE WHY THEY ARE CLOSING.
1101694
I didn't buy it for a specific router, I have a old black and Decker and it bolted right up to it.
1450911
There are no router mounting holes in the plate. It includes a template so you can drill your own holes to match your router. Takes 5 minutes to complete.
58410
Yes it's mountable. You would need to get the mounting wares from a hardware store though because it does not come with any. I was able to get mine done with stuff from Home Depot.
2267625
Yes it is, however I ahve found that it is very difficult to find a place to mount it that does not block your view or comes loose because the surface it not flat enough. I only used mine once and now it sits in my IT accessory junk pile.
447150
No, It is not wall mountable. Although it is a great machine and I have no complaints.
198666
As I recall, just the mounting hardware. This is an enterprise product so it would generally mounted high on a wall or ceiling (which is why it has the design shape it does), It is (quite reasonably, IMHO) assumed that it is going to be a permanent, wired-in solution and in that case you would most likely be running a long Cat5/6 cable to it from your router thru the walls and/or ceiling. If you do not have the ability to do this, a simpler shelf mounted unit might be better for your use. Worth the effort if you can install it as getting access points up high results in better coverage in most places. It also looks cool, like a large smoke detector with a glowing blue ring.
1003649
Hello,No but you can easily drill your own holes. Just center the base-plate on your router, secure it with tape or clamps, mark where the holes of the router are onto the base, remove and drill holes. Then countersink the bottom side so that the screw heads fall below the surface. Thanks
399328
I did not see where it could be wall-mounted either. There was no mounting apparatus with the product. I also think mounting it would negate the portability convenience of the product.
1338357
You should be able to. Mine came with wall mount slots on the bottom, as well as a set of wall screws. http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/csbus/sf10x-xx_sg10x-xx/rackmount/quick_start/78-19225.pdf