can it be used with at&t dial up? Only choice...don't see phone modem jacks
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Depends on the size of the modem. This is a "custom" design computer and it's really small. There is no room for buying a modem unless you find one really narrow. There are only two ports. One for graphics and one for anything else that could fit. I have a Wifi card. There's an ethernet port. This design is kinda like a laptop.
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I was having the same problem but i knew why, if you want router with phone line soket don't search on word "router" but search on: "ADSL2 + modem router" you will find what you are looking for. Good luck
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Aloha from Maui, There is NO phone jack on the ZOOM. Interestingly, Time-Warner allowed me to keep the modem on which I was paying a monthly rental fee. I now have the 2 modems: the old Time-Warner which connects to my phone (no rental charge on it); and the ZOOM modem which connects to my router and computer. All's well w/ both. Time Warner gave me a "splitter" to separate the single incoming cable into two inputs for the two modems
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AT&T; requires a user name and password authentication, unless they made some software changes this modem does not have a configurable password and authentication. If you are using it with a router you can get around this issue.
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It does not come with a phone jack in the laptop, but you can purchase an adapter from Amazon that will plug into one of the USB slots. So, with the adapter you will need to purchase, yes, you can use AOL dialup service.
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Honestly..... It doesnt't work with any modem.... Or at least all I've tried.
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I ended up taking mine into a AT&T; store and the guy took about two seconds and had it working. I had a cord plugged into the wrong outlet and was still trying to use the 'house line'...listening for a dial tone. You don't get a dial tone with the cell phone....dumb on my part!
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Sadly no. Cable and regular modems are different devices. This cable modem only has 3 inputs, 1 for the power cord, 1 for the cable (for cable television e.g. Time Warner) and 1 for the Ethernet cord (which I see as more of an output due to the fact that it's outputting the internet but from the perspective of the modem it's not). Most cable modems (if any) aren't going to have a "telephone jack". The regular modem at any store is usually a "telephone jack" modem which are usually cheaper than a cable modem so check them out, try walmart, best buy or Amazon lol
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Yes it can be used for dialup. I was using mine for that before we got Skyrunner
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I have Century Link as a provider and I have a modem. I believe that yes you can use dial-up.
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If you are talking about AT&T; DSL then your answer is yes. You will want to put the modem in pass through mode which your ISP can help you with. I have had very good luck with this router. You may need to power cycle it once in a while. That is fairly normal for most home routers/access points in my experience.
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This unit will work with most AT&T; modems but to be sure we would need to know the model of your modem. Thanks, WirelessNWifi
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This is a POT's modem. You can use this with a dial up Internet Service Provider like NetZero, which will be slower and maybe less reliable/practical then DSL, cable or fiber-optic. I wanted it for faxing.
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As stated, there isn't a 4G modem built in. I tether to my ATT smart phone, but you could get a USB dongle from ATT to connect direct.
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I use magicjack at home and this modem at work.. I have no idea how you would use this with magicjack. I have magicjack plugged into my router thru a cable modem. I only use this for computer faxing. I don't see how you could use it with magicjack.
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I found this router does just fine with about any modem. I use the modem provided with my cable service and it sings along. If you are buying your own modem, I suggest you check with ATT for their recommendation. I only bought this router because my cable company recommended it, and it's great! Good luck!
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It is NOT a modem, it is a wireless router. Modems are usually different, and I always suggest people get a SEPARATE modem for whatever technology they're using (DSL, Cable, WISP, Cell Data card, etc). This will work with any modem using ethernet connections.