I have a comtrend wireless ADSL 2 + router will yhis work with it ? Need in back room of house
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You may want to consider this purchase instead: TRENDnet Wireless N 150 Mbps Open Source Home Router, TEW-712BRI actually purchased it on sale for about half price.
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I had responded to your question but was talking about my Trendnet N150 wireless router so I deleted that post and replaced it with this one. I did purchase the Trendnet N300 extender but had mixed results with that. If you put the extender far enough away from the wireless router you're using, it may work fine in your situation. The problem I had was my phone and tablet would try to switch back and forth (it picked up both signals) and I wound up losing connections all the time. The only way it worked for me was to put it far away from my wireless ISP router and then only plugged it in while I was in that area of the house. It became such an issue for me that I stopped using it and purchased the Trendnet TEW732-BR (N150 wireless router) and just turned off my ISP router's WIFI function. The TEW732 has an external antenna and the signal worked everywhere in my 2,800 sq ft home. I simply used a network cable from my ISP modem to the Trendnet TEW732/N150 unit and turned off my ISP router's WIFI function. Hope this helps.
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how did you do this? acn you email me at harleyman1969@hotmail.com. I have a extra wireless router A linksys and a netgear
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you are more than welcome, and I am glad that I could assist you with your question, it will depend on your dsl modem/router or cable box if they are N compatible then yes it should work like mine it changes when you go though wALLS AND UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS AND SUCH AS THIS BUT MINE HAS DONE ME VERY WELL!
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Hi flash. This router is compatible with DSL connection but it will not work as a combo DSL modem/router. It's a dual band, gigabit router that needs to be wired to the DSL or Cable modem for it to work.
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Yes absolutely it will work, there are other routers that do have longer range however
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Yes...we have a Westell wireless modem and it works great. We even put a range extender in another part of the house and that works fine as well.
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The router I bought never worked out of the box. Go with a linksys router you'll be bappy
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Hey Dennis, Yes this works perfectly fine with the Uverse Modem/wireless router combo. It will simply broadcast the signal stronger from the new router(NETGEAR). That you plug in to your existing modem/router. I leave both wifi connections open and use one for guests and the better one for personal use. Its a great router. Best of luck.
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The data from actiontec, item will work with adsl(include+ 2+) and vdsl(inlcude 2).
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It should work through the wired ethernet connection. You would have to plug it into the internet or ISP connection on the router.
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This wireless router has Ethernet connections only, which means that you'd have to connect it to your cable/fiberoptic modem provided by Comcast. If you already have a modem with Ethernet output, then this should work just fine for you.
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Yes I do believe that will work for you.. It is supported by Century Link & should work just fine. Just sign in with your DSL user name & password, and you should be up & running right away.
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in order to use this u need a router i gather what if you live in a building where there is no wifi will it work then
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no. That's not the way DSL works. What you need is a range extender. I recommend the AMPED range extender: http://www.amazon.com/Amped-Wireless-Power-Extender-REA20/dp/B00EPGH86O%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q%26tag%3Dduckduckgo-d-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB00EPGH86O I've purchased this for clients and it is EXTREMELY reliable and certain/simple to set up. A bit dear in price, but you'll forget that after one month.
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Should be fine. This is a router not a modem. Routers don't care. Modems do. ;)
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I don't know about that modem/router specifically. But it should work with any number of routers. The router just sees it as another device on your network.
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Once set up, this is true, nothing but the router needs to be within wireless range. It does need a computer (or tablet will work, too, I think) with a wireless connection for the initial setup.