I want to use this with my home stereo receiver that has a Ethernet port for the internet will this work with a AT&amp;T router with Broadband.
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My high speed cable router is a Cisco E3000 and it works fine with the Netgear N300 unit. I don't see any reason the AT&T router would be any different in performance as long as your broadband provides adequate speed. I can run internet TV channels, youtube, and music services just fine with the Netgear N300. There are two address set up methods (1) Connect the N300 to your computer and set up the address (I used this option which was very easy), (2) Connect the N300 to your stereo receiver and set it up using the interface on your unit (I would think this method varies depending on the end ethernet's device interface ability). I hope this helps -- good luck. // Bill
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Yes this does work with ATT DSL as that is the ISP I am using with it at this very moment.
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Yes, it will. Once it's connected to the existing router (as a booster/extender), you can then connect an Ethernet cable from it to another device that you would like to have internet access.
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I don't see why not, its just sending a signal down the wire. It does not know the difference between Ethernet, or telephone drop wire or anything else.
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Rhema; Yes, you can use this. What you will have is an ethernet connection. The speed of your internet will not keep this device from working.
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Yes, it's just another network device. Should work fine with any router. +1 on voip.ms.
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It will not work with a Comcast phone and your ethernet together. There is only one jack for ethernet.
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Yes.. it should work with most home router equipment. If you have more than one router/switch on your home network please use the one that your service provider gave you for the WI-FI settings. Additionally during the install process things will work much smoother if you also run the installer from the same router/switch that your ISP gave you. (Most home consumers only have one network or switch)
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I've used it on at&t; dsl router, now I'm in south carolina using carolina broadband cable router and hooked up and works fine. I have my ooma hooked up to router with one ethernet cable, hooked to router like a hardwired PC would be. Had the wireless thing, but after awhile, my ooma went weird, took awhile to figure out, but was the USB advice...Once I went hardwired, been fine.
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If you have only ONE computer it will work with ether net hook-up! Do not waste your time & money if there is no Ethernet hook-up! It will NOT fit a phone cord hook-up.
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It will work with any modem that has an ethernet port as it filters and interacts with the internet
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I've used it on at&t dsl router, now I'm in south carolina using carolina broadband cable router and hooked up and works fine. I have my ooma hooked up to router with one ethernet cable, hooked to router like a hardwired PC would be. Had the wireless thing, but after awhile, my ooma went weird, took awhile to figure out, but was the USB advice...Once I went hardwired, been fine.
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Yes it will. It will work with any router. You simply plug an ethernet cable from the modem to the router, and connect your devices, such as computers to your router.
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Yes, if you configure it properly. Sounds like you would use the 'client' mode which makes the D-Link act as a wireless connection point for a wired Ethernet device.
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I don't know, I used it as an ethernet jack so anything that will connect to ethernet should work.
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Yes. Ethernet is a networking standard so this will work with any DSL/Cable modem. If your modem has a wireless router built in you may want your ISP to replace it with a standard modem.I am using this with an Arris TG862g. Should work fine with any SB6120, 6121, 6140, 6180 etc. If you have an SBG6580, you'll want to have it swapped for a non-wireless modem.Source: I worked for a cable company.
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You need to decide how you'll use it, as an 'extender' or an Ethernet port. It will 'talk' to the router in both modes (no hard connection). As an extender, any device within range will detect and be able to use it.