will this work to connect my macbook air to a net gear router for a software update
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I purchased it to connect my UPS/APC to my pc. Not sure about your situation! Sorry
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I doubt it. Its designed to connect the APC uniterrupted powersuppy to a NAS or a desktop in order to check the battery status and in case of powerfailure turn the devise off before the batteries run out.
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No, it will probably not work. This is a custom cable to connect an APC UPS to a USB port (mac or pc.) It is not a standard usb or network cable.If you are connecting to a router, you should use either a standard RJ45 network cable or a standard USB A-B cable, depending on which the net gear router will support.
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As long as the power chute edition software is compatible on the mac it will .
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Sorry, I'm unable to address compatibility with anything Apple. The 6500DN is ethernet enabled only.
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Yes , just be sure your OS supports it. We have a Mac laptop and 2 iPads working well with it. Connect it to your wifi router for iPads.
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Jeff, I have the MacBook Air 2012, and it works with it. It's just a cable to USB adapter, so I'm guessing it depends on fittings, not models. You computer has a USB port, so if you Internet cable ends in the bigger version of what looks like the male end of a phone cord, you're good.
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It depends on the router. Does the USB port support external hard drives and serve them on the network? It should work, but Thunderbolt is what makes this worth buying, not USB.
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I'm thinking hook up a c drive to your pc or try ask Netgear for instructions for your Macbook.
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Yes, I would think so. It hooks up to my macbook air. Just note that this is not the wireless version.
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It works with my macbook, and I did not have to install a driver, I don't know for sure about a MB air, but I imagine it woudl be the same
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It will hook up your pc to your Mac via thunderbolt using an Ethernet cable. I am not sure about your Mac recognizing the connection
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I have it running on an apple network.... What type of configuration are you planning or what function dobyou want it to perform
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ACTUALLY this WILL NOT work with the new OS X 10.9 and above updates. the router uses a Home Connect program by Cisco (one that I loved) but now I have no access to since updating my computer. There are no patches and no fixes, it simply will not work and I cannot turn on/off the guest function nor change any passwords to my network. DO NOT BUY with mac 10.9 and above
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This device is for firewire ports only. If you have other cables or other connectors you maybe able to connect to the Macbook Air. The Air only has USB or Thunderbolt ports. You would need an adapter that goes from Firewire to USB or Firewire to Thunderbolt. Put in those search terms to Amazon and you get a variety of connectors. Apple makes one specifically for this application. I hope this helps.
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If your Netgear router uses the standard connector, it should work. I have daisy chained two different routers using this device and am satified with the speed and performance.
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I don't have a mac, I can't help you, also I replace it with Trendnet 100 (Fast Ethernet switch)
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It's a standard USB 3.0 hub, so it should work with your MacBook Air USB 3.0 port
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Funny you say it doesn't work with OSX 10.6X because in Mac-Rumors I have asked about this device and there are several mac users running the DNS-323.
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Yes. This has been a consistent problem for me with the MacBook Air sadly. After a lot of searching I found something that helped. In your network connections turn off the box that says 'search for networks automatically'. Everytime the connection drops it will now go back to only your network rather than searching. That helped.