does support wiewless 802.11n compliant
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I have a wireless Internet from a tower on the mountain right by my house. This D-link is awsome and for $85 for a gaming wireless router at 1300mbs u can't beat it. I play zombies and after I got this new D-link I have had better connections and I can easily join my Xbox one friends.
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Dear Buyer: 1. Yes, this item support WPA2 Enterprise. 2. It can connect to a wireless network that requires a user name AND password. Please check user manuals before setup. http://www.sapido.com.tw/EN-new/images/product/brb72n/UM_BRB72n.pdf
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Not positive, but I beleive it must connect via 802.11 wireless and not bluetoooth
1457735
Looking at the documentation, it does support PPPoE and the GUI looks decent. As for supporting a 255.255.0.0 subnet, it looks like it will but I have never tried it. http://dl.ubnt.com/guides/AirRouter/AirRouter_User_Guide.pdf
1105971
YES it does support Wi-Fi wireless networking (based on 802.11n specification; 802.11a/b/g compatible)
220380
Yes, as long as it is set up that way. I believe B/G compatibility is set as default. On the router GUI, see the Wireless &gt; General tab for the b/g protection checkbox.
931127
This model supports IEEE802.11ac with 2.4GHz and 5GHz radio, where Outdoor+ supports IEEE802.11n with 2.4GHz radio only.
2009868
Yes. I routinely use the WRT54GL with Vista.Basically, any wireless system that uses the 802.11g standard (which is nearly any wireless-equipped computer today) will be compatible with this, or any other "g" router, regardless of the operating system one uses. For example, I use Windows XP, Vista, Linux, Mac OS X, an iPod Touch, and an HP wifi-enabled printer with my router and none of those systems have any problems connecting to the wireless network.
1103899
No. The user manual specifies that it is 802.11b/g compatible and its frequency range is in the 2.4Ghz range (no 5Ghz spectrum support). That said, many if not most 802.11n routers operate in a mixed mode that is backwards compatible with b/g devices.
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Any one in this forum happen to know if firmware update is available for Linksys E1000 to support 802.11n final spec? Thanks
723664
No. I originally replied and thought they did but after researching more and then just asking Foscam themselves the actual answer is no. When and if Foscam starts to support 802.11ag then they would. Currently 802.11n the support for the 5gHz band is optional, and Foscam does not support it, in 802.11ag the 5gHz band is required. If your network wireless router has mixed mode then you could use these cameras for the 2.4gHz band as that is all the cameras currently support.
1487047
I do not have a g connection so I cannot say from experience it does. I looked at documents that come with the installation CD and throughout the file it references 802.1*. So I would assume it would support that. Usually I see different products supporting back levels of the software.
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http://support.verizonwireless.com/support/devices/knowledge_base.html/36477/
2273949
Yes, 802.11n. I don't use the 4G system, too cheap, it would cost extra and I already have a good router I can hook up to.
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These APs don't support traditional WDS nor the enterprise Cisco wireless controllers but do have a built-in central configuration called Single Point Setup. Single Point Setup works with identical models (all WAP121 or all WAP321) and allows you to configure the first one and have the additional ones join "the cluster".
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Yes but I have seen it reported that the NHA is very unstable and practically unusable because of the poor drivers available. Also it's not a WiFi extender, it's a USB WiFi card with removable/upgradable antenna. Lots of hardware and software will not work with 8.1 so I'd use 7 x64. Don't buy the AWUS036NHR V1/V2 either, they are junk. I have the 036H, 036NH and Kasens G9000 RTL3070 (same as NH) and they work fine.
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Hello. Yes, it supports 802.11b/g/n up to 33 feet (10 meters) and also backwards compatible with Bluetooth 2.0. Software and drivers included. Hope this helps!