Is this a UWA-BR100 model? Is it compatible with my LinksysE4200 router?
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I am sorry, I do not know the answer to that question. You will have to call the manufacturer of your router and ask them that question.
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I would like to answer that but the one I purchased did not work out of the box.
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I'm not 100% sure for tomato, but I do know for DD-WRT you would want the 4302 bin for the 8302. (I have the 7301 and 7302, and those are 3301/3302 respectively, the 8301/8302 are actually 4301/4301 units) The stock firmware is junk. the share and sharemax (3302/3301) have gone up a lot in prices since i started buying them. thinking of trying to get some of these to play with :)
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Yes, this is a universal wireless extender and will work with virtually any wireless router!
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Dear Friends, am sorry but I cannot provide that information. Nevertheless, the Linksys EA2700 is working very well. Thank you.
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Any one in this forum happen to know if firmware update is available for Linksys E1000 to support 802.11n final spec? Thanks
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According to DD-WRT webpage, v2 is supported. Give it a shot.http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices#Linksys
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I would say yes. I am using one with Century Link (Embarq) currently. It is a P660R-F1, so it is in the 660R line with the P660R-D1 the previous model. It was plug and play to the router mode, it obtained an IP address and acted as a NAT router. I was converting from cable modem, and my cable modem was set up as a bridge, so to preserve my setup I switched the P660R to bridge mode and the default settings worked fine in bridge mode also. So in both modes (router/bridge) the default settings worked plug and play with CenturyLink which is Embarq. I can't comment on the router features, if they have changed between models F1 and D1, because I switched to bridge mode. I would say yes. I am using one with Century Link (Embarq) currently. It is a P660R-F1, so it is in the 660R line with the P660R-D1 the previous model. It was plug and play to the router mode, it obtained an IP address and acted as a NAT router. I was converting from cable modem, and my cable modem was set up as a bridge, so to preserve my setup I switched the P660R to bridge mode and the default settings worked fine in bridge mode also. So in both modes (router/bridge) the default settings worked plug and play with CenturyLink which is Embarq. I can't comment on the router features, if... » Read More I would say yes. I am using one with Century Link (Embarq) currently. It is a P660R-F1, so it is in the 660R line with the P660R-D1 the previous model. It was plug and play to the router mode, it obtained an IP address and acted as a NAT router. I was converting from cable modem, and my cable modem was set up as a bridge, so to preserve my setup I switched the P660R to bridge mode and the default settings worked fine in bridge mode also. So in both modes (router/bridge) the default settings worked plug and play with CenturyLink which is Embarq. I can't comment on the router features, if they have changed between models F1 and D1, because I switched to bridge mode. « Show Less
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Yes, the Linksys AE2500 is backwards compatible, it will work with your WRT150N.
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You are absolutly right!! It will work just as fine.and about the Linksys Router it really does not matter what brand is the Router. The longest you have your cables in order, and follow the connection step by step, it should work properly.
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it should be compatible with any router that supports the 802.11 bgn standards
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It should be compatible any router. I have mine hooked up to a Cisco. It has worked perfectly for years.
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Hi, Albert. The Linksys Universal Media Connector has a standardized 802.11 connection so it should be compatible, but it is also best to consult TP Link for an assurance.
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Not sure. The Linksys website has a specific list of compatible routers. I would check there first. These antenna are notoriously finicky with which routers they're compatible with, and I'd go with which ones are specifically listed for this particular model.
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FYI to current customers: The current version is V3, and is not supported so far by openWRT/Gargoyle, and probably not DD-WRT.
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The router is listed in the dd-wrt site, but I haven't tried flashing it. From what I can see, though, there's not much difference between the stock dd-wrt and the buffalo interface besides the branding. It didn't come broke, so as of now I have no need to fix it.
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I bought the antenna because Amazon customers who bought a Linksys Wireless-G router also bought it. It turns out that it does not fit the Linksys router. I have no idea about compatibility with any other wireless routers.
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I have a WRT54GL and the CM100 is very nicely compatible. I checked the Wikipedia website for WRT54GS router info and see nothing to indicate a potential problem for you.