will this work with Medialink Wireless-N Broadband Router with Internal Antennas (300 Mbps) - 2.4GHz - 802.11b/g/n
1347710
This is a modem and wireless router built in. This would be redundant. what is the point?
2192635
I have the same question will this work? Cisco-Linksys WRT54G2 Wireless-G Broadband Router forum I have sent an email to my expert (my son) let's see what he says
1119593
If it works with other wireless routers, it will work with this one. I would suggest making sure you have an actual internet connection in those ports with someone else's router first. Other than that, there is no reason to believe this would not work.
1307357
If your device speaks 802.11g or n, this guy will work. I have one hooked to my Verizon supplied G router and we get much better though-put and signal strength with our wireless NIC cards using N.
1332723
Yes this will work with all 2.4 Ghz channels (b, g and n). The fastest speed you can expect with one antenna is 150Mbps.
1046726
Yes! This system operates within the 2.4GHz band - and, from my own personal experience, it uses nearly ALL of the 2.4GHz band. It completely walked all over my router and wireless connections.
34203
This antenna will DEFINATELY work in the WiFi 2.4 GHz band. As far as your router goes... You will need to have the correct antenna adaptor. If you extend the cable, it is advised to use 50 ohm, RG-58 and NOT 75 ohm, RG-59 coax cable like typical cable tv installs. Lastly, if your router has dual antennas... This will just connect to one port on the back. You might need to terminate the other port with a 50 ohm resister.
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Hello from Medialink,This device will not work with anything but a computer. For further questions, please contact us at support@medialinkproducts.com. Or you can call us at 856-216-8222 Tuesday thru Saturday 9am to 6pm Eastern. Thanks,Medialink
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as long as you already have a wireless router in your home it will work it is not in place of wireless its so you can have a computer in another room mine is a desk top if you have a laptop you should have wirless router and wouldnt need the medialink hope this helped
1101950
No i do not think this is going to work. Hard wire is much better to anyways but dreamlink does not work with wifi as far as i know.
2045670
Yes absolutely it will work, there are other routers that do have longer range however
919805
yes it will work, but I do suggest to make sure line of sight is clear of obstruction to get the best possible link. and yes you will be needing 2 of them to bridge 2 sites via wireless.
1270748
The answer is no but I bought the USB adapter Medialink for $19.99 at amazon.com and it worked fine. So far everything working great and not issues. Also Medialink maker has excellent support. Good luck and enjoy it
597781
My opinion, yes. Purchased it to utilize speed of N-wireless router. Made a huge difference on connectivity and consistency. Changed memory cards at the same time (doubled capacity) so could exaggerate results....
1726486
The 5.8 Mhz version would be compatible. You would still have to verify a line-of-sight path between the two ends of your wireless link antennas.
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This adapter is complient to all of the 802.11b/g/n standards. As long as the Belkein router plays by these rules they should work. I do not see a reason why this configuration of the Asus adapter and Belkin router should not work.
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it'll work. plug it into your ooma, connect the ooma to your computer w/ ethernet, give it the wireless security info, and you're set to go. People have reported the issue with constant connection drops. I had that problem but was able to solve it by changing my routers' mode. Seems some of the older compatibility modes (b/g) didn't play well with it. Try to choose N-only (2.4 Ghz), or (g/n, g/n-mixed) if whatever auto setting (b-g-n mixed, etc) you're on doesn't work.