If I only have one LAN cable available,can I connect it to the WAN Port on this router, then connect a PC to the LAN Port and also have Wi-Fi at once?
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On my model, NT-WRPT there is on in put port for the internet so I do not see how this would work for you. My opinion is to go a more traditional wifi router.
1431723
I really don't know. The product did not work for me, and the company did not respond at all to my tech support inquiry. I would NOT recommended this product.
426998
Both WAN links will be active and the router will asign a WAN to each connection. So each active network connection will be using the link with the best availability at any time.
561644
One of the ports will go through to the router, but the other will not. It requires one on each end of the connections to support two separate connections (in this case, one at the router and one at the computers).
796240
No, one port on router, one outlet near the router and another outlet in the area where you want to extend the wired connection. You then use an Ethernet cable plugged into this unit at the extended location and connect to the device you want to use at this location. If you want to do this with a wireless connection, you need a different product, PLWK400. But back to the PLEK400, you only need the kit with 4 ports if you have multiple devices at the extended location.
2004907
Technically you could configure it to use any of the ports for WAN, the last three ports are attached to an internal switch so you'd ideally want to use eth0 or eth1 for your WAN port.
2284861
Yes. Connect the modem to the WAN port on the router, and connect the computer and roku to the LAN ports on the router.
1528331
As sold, you can you must use a LAN cable. If you want to wirelessly, you have to buy an additional accessory.
1985420
I do not know but, if the lan module will allow the connection there should not be a problem.
11329
No, I don't think you can just split the ethernet port like that. That too is what I wanted to do to be able to login to work on my laptop and still have access to my home computer as well. Essentially what you have there allows you to share the same ethernet wire. SO to use two computers like you wish they ethernet cable must be split at both ends (e.g. the end that connects to the two computers and then again at the end that connects to the ethernet switch or router). You will still each be using a separate port on the router.
1934174
Not exactly sure of the question - There is 1 yellow port that goes to your internet router and then there are 4 ports you can use to plug things like your desktop computer into - or other items that dont have wireless cards in them.
575970
It could support N-1 WAN, but it needs to be programmed. I only have 3 port as WAN IN and 1 as WAN OUT for Load Balancing purposes using PCC method. There are a lot of scripts avaliable to do it. hope this helps.
449711
I did. works fine. make sure your router is configured right. I had to plug it into a LAN port instead of the wan port
874373
Yes, but keep in mind, this device does not split a port. It merely allows you to connect two ports on your router to a single run of Cat5 cable. It helps in keeping cable clutter down and simplifying long cable runs. Since only three short cables are supplied, you will have to obtain another Cat5 cable of suitable length to complete installation.
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I agree with Amanda's comment. Ethernet cable from router to computer is only for the initial set-up.
480953
Yes. I've got a dozen devices connected to wifi and have had 7 ethernet devices connected (using a switch to get beyond the 4 ethernet port max of the router) at the same time with no issues.
77806
If you only need one Ethernet port, and most of us do, as we are not running servers, this will work and will give you "gigabit" Ethernet capability. I do not know if Windows will configure two ports to run at the same time without using a server OS.
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Yes. Buy this thing you will never look back, I have three of them and it is the only router I am going to buy from here forward. each port can be configured for LAN or WAN interfaces. You can plug multiple wireless dongles into the thing. You can prioritize each connection. Share bandwidth between connections. place data limits on each dongle.AND Cradle Point keeps their firmware current to ensure the compatible devices cover the market and are pretty up to date. I have noticed once a new device is released cradle point adds it to their supported device list within a month or two. Yes. Buy this thing you will never look back, I have three of them and it is the only router I am going to buy from here forward. each port can be configured for LAN or WAN interfaces. You can plug multiple wireless dongles into the thing. You can prioritize each connection. Share bandwidth between connections. place data limits on each dongle.AND Cradle Point keeps their firmware current to ensure the compatible devices cover the market and are pretty up to date. I have noticed once a new device is released cradle point adds it to their supported device list within a month or two.