I presently have an old 802.11g cieling mounted ON-Q WAP. Can I just plug and play this as a replacement? Hoe difficulat is it to provision?
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Yes and No. It depends on what version of POE your old ON-Q uses to power your existing AP. To be safe, get the POE injector from EnGenius. The provisioning is fairly simple. The best feature, in my opinion, is band steering (Using the same SSID for both Wireless Frequencies). The unit does a pretty good job of balancing the load between the 2.4 and 5 GHz radios
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You can just plug it in and go, but there will be no security set. If you have provisioned other WAP's before this is fairly straight forward. It is capable of very sophisticated settings but will do basic office settings quite well. It takes me less than 10 minutes to set one up.
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no. I think you'll need a high end model (if it exists). This model is not even wireless.
785433
Sorry to be so late to respond. Was out of town. Everything that you need is included as your existing system should be already configured for this device. All I needed to do was plug it in and roam.
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It doesn't make any difference who the wireless carrier is, what you want is a signal that is wireless {N} compatible. Also the distance and obstructions must be considered. What I did was email the support group at NETGEAR. Just go to their website at www.netgear.com. They really helped me. HOPE THIS HELPS!
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Possibly. There are 2 "ports" -one on each side to accept modules, but I am not sure about compatibility with the wifi module. You would be best off getting the answer from 2gig directly about that.
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If I understand your question, you're asking whether you can add another wifi access point to your existing Poweline set up. If so, then yes--that's exactly what I did. In my original set up I put the wifi unit in my home office. Coverage in the master bedroom was poor so I bought another 2 unit kit and plugged the wifi unit from it into a receptacle in the bedroom. It installed exactly like the first one did. No problems at all. The only negative is that I have an unused unit (the one that connects to the router) sitting in a drawer. Oh well, guess it's a spare...
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I think it can be con neglected to an existing wired system. Not sure about wireless. Do not buy this model. Very buggy. If you buy, get newer version
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I don't think so, the wireless proto used is not a regular wifi 802.11b/g/n/ac
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I double checked the router and the manufacturer website specs for this router and it doesn't appear to support the 802.11b protocol, but check your device manufacturer's website you may be able to upgrade the device with a firmware download. the router is worth the hassle for the range and reliability alone. I'm running 2 hardwired and 6 wireless devices with no less than 4 devices online at a given time with no signal or speed degradation
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If you have to ask this question, you'd be better off renting a router/modem combo from your ISP. It is a router, and creates a wireless signal that can be picked up by any network card that supports any 802.11 specification, regardless of what operating system you are using.
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Wish I could help. Got mine because i have a wireless system and that's what i wanted. Sadly, still in the box. Your question had motivated me to open it. I'll publish a review shortly.
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The question is more related to does it fit... It will be compatible so long as it fits your original wireless format. Pull out the one you have already and check that it has the same physical design. The rest is up to the OS....
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Yes, in fact I'm using WPA2-PSK. You can download the user manual from: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/WN2000RPT/Documentation/IG/WN2000RPT_IG_07SEPT2011.pdf
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I have it through QLink Wireless, but you would have to contact assurance and ask them.
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I wouldn't. Product never really worked right. Wireless signal was always spotty at best. No way to direct plug to circumvent wireless issues.
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Hmmm...I have the Air so I have (and did install) the R3 update to that. I don't know that I want to chance bricking the R1, so I'm back to trying a bridge. There's no USB port for the WLAN access point, so I don't know of any other way to bring the signal to the box.Thanks very much for your response.
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Yes you can!!! That was how I was using it before I recieved cable. Now I am using it wireless!!!