how many people can connect to this router at one time?
332003
Depending on what network dependent applications were in use, I would say no more that 10-12 at the most. I also have a WRT400N, and it can handle about 8 connections with active content streaming. Anything more and it buries the CPU and memory.
332004
There is no limit. It has 4 ports + the Modem port (lan). It is wireless. I am not sure on the dchp limit inside the box but I think it is 1024. So your limit would be the dhcp limit or if you are using a server, the servrers limit (server does the dhcp) . I have 16 computers conectted, but with a server.
332005
We've had as many as 8 people all using their iPhone wifi, connecting fine.
2251523
We have 1 desktop,2 laptops,2 Smart TVs,2 iPhones 1 Wii console,1 DVR and a tablet in our house. Five or more of these devises are connected at any one time with no problems. The only problem we had at first was it dropping our WiFi connection but with a 15 minute call to Belkin to change 2 settings and the problem was fixed. This is a great router.
638312
Five users shouldn't be a problem. They have decent tech support. My only beef if the SSL VPN doesn't work due to software issues. The IPSec vpn works just fine and the router has some decent security options. I use the VPN every day and its solid from that perspective.
1302924
Yes, you can connect 3 computers to this router through the wireless network. As a matter of fact, Sapido routers have no limit on the number of wireless clients that they connect to, which means you can connect as many wireless enabled devices (e.g., laptops/computers, Smartphones (iPhones, Android phones, Blackberries, etc.), tablets (iPad, etc.)) as you want to Sapido routers.
1317940
We currently have about 10-15 people monitoring them. I have not see an issue in regards to performance with simultaneous users
661998
default setup allows 100 users wireless + 4 wired. Looks like you can make it allow more in config page.
2157573
I have this device connected to my Charter Modem and from there I am using a switch that splits my network connection 8 ways. One of those connections is to a Wi-Fi router. So far my home network has worked very well.
70526
I've had 6 connected. The network map page has a pagination widget but I've never had enough devices to start a second page. So I'm guessing it can support a lot more than 6.
2216412
I can't give you a definite answer as I have never tried to use the one I have with seven devices but I can tell you what I do know about it. First it depends on whether you mean hard-wired or wirelessly. It only has four wired ports so from that point of view it can only handle four devices. But as a wireless router, although I don't really know what the limit is I don't see why it couldn't handle many devices at once. For example it could assign more than 250 IP addresses on a sub net. E.g. 192.168.2.xxx where xxx could be from 2 to 254 (reserving 1 for the router itself. These could be either manually entered or DHCP could be used. Although with that many devices things might be rather slow. As I say, I've never had that many on at one time, but I have had four with no problems. I hope this answer is some help.
662627
It is said 8 devices can be paired at the same time. And only one can be connected. You can't use it with two devices at the same time.
1844177
About 30-40 clients. I think the chipset itself is capable of having over 100 devices connected at a time.
614338
I'm not sure. My installation is fairly simple. I have had about 10 wireless connections simultaneously with very high bandwidth and no apparent disconnects. Looking at the info it presented, it said it could support 30 connections. But it's a single UAP-Pro sustem.
1884194
Recently purchased this router. I have 11 devices active on it - 3 wired and 8 wifi, a mixture of Windows, Linux, Android tablet, Android phones, a Squeezebox, a Roku, and networked DVD player, etc. All working fine.As far as distance - the router is in a wood kitchen cabinet and I get good signal all over the house and beyond - up to about 60 feet away.
2017678
My wife and I are using two so you should be able to connect as many as you need.
1630762
Yes! Obviously, you will need a switch if you plan on having all 25 people wired. Also, this router takes a bit of know-how to actually setup, so as long as your IT department is comfortable with it, you should be fine. This is a solid and reliable router. You can search google for pre-configured settings to apply, then just change the password. That's what I did, and its been working flawlessly since I bought it. Its current uptime is almost 4 months. (meaning, it's been functioning perfect since I finished configuring it after buying it)
873201
Hi Brian. The maximum number of wireless devices that can connect through this unit would be 32 clients.
1884197
Recently purchased this router. I have 11 devices active on it - 3 wired and 8 wifi, a mixture of Windows, Linux, Android tablet, Android phones, a Squeezebox, a Roku, and networked DVD player, etc. All working fine. As far as distance - the router is in a wood kitchen cabinet and I get good signal all over the house and beyond - up to about 60 feet away.