We need to use this modem on a Linux system. Is this modem supported on Linux?
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This modem comes with quite a few drivers for numerous modem models. This model is the CX-FU2+ and it does have a Linux driver on the disk for this model. So I would say yes.
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I could not get this to work with the software. Returned it and not sure if the money was refunded. I need them to check on this.
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Sorry, I never worked with Linux, I can't tell you. All I know is that it is accessible through a web browser with a fixed ip address. Good luck!
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The Verizon wireless modems use a Hayes-like "AT" command set (much like a regular land-line modem) so it will *probably* work in the native Linux, though it may be a few months before the experts assemble a package that non-experts can use. That's the way things go in the Linux world, everything works eventually, unless the manufacturer tries to keep the hardware specs secret (either from paranoia or in an attempt to prevent copying of content), but the bleeding edge really bleeds.It will definitely work if you install XP, though in my view installing XP on one of these is attempting to turn the machine into something other than what it is. The Verizon wireless modems use a Hayes-like "AT" command set (much like a regular land-line modem) so it will *probably* work in the native Linux, though it may be a few months before the experts assemble a package that non-experts can use. That's the way things go in the Linux world, everything works eventually, unless the manufacturer tries to keep the hardware specs secret (either from paranoia or in an attempt to prevent copying of content), but the bleeding edge really bleeds.It will definitely work if you install XP, though in my view installing XP on one of... » Read More The Verizon wireless modems use a Hayes-like "AT" command set (much like a regular land-line modem) so it will *probably* work in the native Linux, though it may be a few months before the experts assemble a package that non-experts can use. That's the way things go in the Linux world, everything works eventually, unless the manufacturer tries to keep the hardware specs secret (either from paranoia or in an attempt to prevent copying of content), but the bleeding edge really bleeds.It will definitely work if you install XP, though in my view installing XP on one of these is attempting to turn the machine into something other than what it is. « Show Less
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My understanding is yes, however your cable or service provider may not support it. But all modems like this are compatible, they perform the same functions. I would check with your service provider first.
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Here is the supported modem list http://www.tp-link.com/en/support/3g-comp-list/?model=TL-MR3220&location;=1163
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This just emits a wireless signal. The modem is normally what you need to worry about being compatible. Based off that fact, yes it is.
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May have to Google that. I have a security system that it works through so they will need some sort of a modem or something. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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You shouldn't need a driver for a modem unless you're using a USB connection. I wouldn't recommend buying this as it's not supported by most cable companies.
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I use mine on a Linux machine, no problem so far; though I have not thoroughly put it through the paces.
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I am using it on XP, but not sure about Linux. I should as it is a physical switch and not software driven.
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yes it will am sure of it haven't tried to set one up but platform should work follow the protocol of linux either runs wired or wireless
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The Belkin N150 wireless USB adapter will not work with Linux. It supports the following operating systems: Windows XP (SP3 or greater) Windows Vista (32/64 bit) Windows 7 (32/64 bit) Windows 8.1 Windows 8 (32/64 bit)
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At the time that I purchased this modem I was a subscriber to a similar bundle through Mediacom,with whose system it was compatible, but I was told by Comcast (upon subscribing to their "Triple Play") that it was not compatible with theirs. I subsequently purchased a Arris TM602G, which is compatible with Comcast's system, and am currently experiencing trouble-free service. Both of these units were purchased through Amazon, either "used' or "reconditioned" (at considerable savings). I sincerely hope that you find this response satisfactory.
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I have not used it with Linux. I have used it with Win7 and Win Server 2008. It uses "Realtek" technology, if that helps. It should work with Linux.
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Apparently Greg does. "Suitable for HostAP use on Linux By Greg on July 11, 2011 Style Name: PCISize Name: N300 3T3R Amazon Verified Purchase I know it is difficult to find cards that work well with linux. This card is inexpensive and worked without a hitch on my Ubuntu installation. (Including 802.11n) It uses the Atheros9k driver and worked with HostAP. Great cheap option for building an access point"
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yes but GUI is limited. Yes it supports 255.255.0.0. If you are only comfortable with GUI don't get this... you will need to teach yourself some basic linux operation to take advantage of this router.
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Yes it is supported. Here is the link to the page that show this, http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/routers/1800-series-integrated-services-routers-isr/relevant-interfaces-and-modules.html Thanks Dave