Do I need any additional equipment between my PC and the ISP (Windstrem) DSL wall socket connection in my home?
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i believe you will need a modem. The Trend-net device is a wireless router and is not a stand alone device. The normal sequence is 1) ISP line into house. 2) A compatible modem for your IPS provider. 3) A wireless or wired router. 4) Your internet device (laptop, ipad, desktop, ect.).
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Yes, in fact I'm using WPA2-PSK.You can download the user manual from: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/WN2000RPT/Documentation/IG/WN2000RPT_IG_07SEPT2011.pdf
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I am connected DIRECTLY to a DSL wall jack - A 'standard' phone jack connection, using Century Link as my ISP.Pages 2 and 3 of the installation guide / booklet cover install VERY well . . .FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS!!Very simple, very easy.Hope this helps - Jay
1814972
Yes, and you are going to need it. This PC has issues connecting via wireless to the internet.
497774
You need a router that provides power over Ethernet or you can buy a Poe injector.
2204159
Confirm. Does need a separate connection for power. Didn't fulfill my requirements, finally. I sold these ones and bought a Raidsonic IB-CXP101-101-Kit Ethernet/PoE over Coax Extender Kit
1071108
No you do not. I personally have some Actiontek modem/router combo. An adapter is just a means to connect to a router, so it is irrelevant as to what the router is. Sometimes matching brands for both is better, but not required. Just make sure both the adapter and router are on the same wireless protocol and bandwidth (the gHz).
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You could use something like this. StarTech.com 10/100 VDSL2 Ethernet Extender Kit over Single Pair Wire - 1km which I found here on Amazon. The alternative is probably to find a fiber option but I am pretty sure this will be the more economical solution.
1325611
No, it's a DSL modem. You will need a CABLE modem to work with a cable supplier of Internet Services.
875606
No, your DSL service needs a DSL modem between the incoming DSL phone line and your router. The modem will provide a phone port and an ethernet port. This product could then be used to plug into the phone port to use ethernet cable to carry the phone signal across your building where it can be converted back to provide a phone jack connection to plug in your phone.
1964605
You should be able to connect this device from your DSL modem with a piece of ethernet cable (CAT5) and have wireless in your home.
477410
I used it behind ISP's DSL modem, so I'm not sure, your best bet is check the approved model list against your current DSL subscription, ISP like you pay them monthly 'rental' fee, use your own equipment, they can point finger to your responsibility when there's connection problem
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No, this is a DSL router only. You would need to buy a cable internet router.
1465077
you do not need anything as long as your router has the standard screw on back, but it is hard to screw on the back of the router. Also it is heavy and keeps falling down but not separating from the router. Make sure yours does not have these deficiencies. I do have clear for my internet which is slow and this makes the difference.
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Simple answer is no. The isp boards plugs are wired wrong for your purpose. You can change the connections on the plug but it will still won't work right without some changes. It is best to buy the right board unless you are good at tinkering with electronics.
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Yes. It's the only way to use it. Plug in your LAN line from the wall jack.
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We just have a dsl cable and phone line going through it. Room for one or two more cables.