will this work with a linksys model no. e2000 router?
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sorry don't know. Go to Linksys website and see if the E2000 uses a transformer with the same rating and polarity as this one.
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Yes, as long as the router has an SMC(male) connector it will work. If the router does not have an external to replace it will not work.
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Yes it will. Just a warning, it is an outdated product. I couldn't get mine to setup and it kept telling me to call belkin. Belkin refused to help me unless I paid them $74. I went with the Linksys EA6300 for the speed and USB feature. I would suggest the linksys EA3500 over the belkin.
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Just follow the step by step setup instructions on the Linksys E-Series Setup CD,and you should be go to GO!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's what I did.
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As fare as I know it does. This item works with any B G or N routers U might have to look at you're router box to find. Out witch u have.
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Sorry I am not sure. The adaptor is only connected to my wireless router via an Ethernet cable. The router is in turn connected to the modem via a cable. I guess if the router can be connected to the modem via WAN connection, the adaptor should work.
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Yes, it should. The internet uses a standard TCP-IP protocol. My internet is Comcast so I can't be100% sure. Linksys support should be consulted to be sure. On the other hand Amazon will take the modem back if it doesn't work.
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The IEEE standards are not company specific, so you should have no compatibility problems. Having said that, I have heard of port assignment issues with the D-Link when attached to certain older routers, but I haven't heard anything negative specifically to use with the E1200. I'm using it with a Netgear N300 router with no problems.
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Hi,The Linksys E2000 router can be configured to be cascaded to an existing router setup. It can be set as an Access Point to further extend the wireless coverage of the network as well as provide additional ports to accommodate more wired connections. It also has the option to disable the DHCP server function so that it does not produce/propagate IP addresses to local clients.Thanks.Cisco-Linksys Supporthttp://homesupport.cisco.com
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Yes, the Linksys AE2500 is backwards compatible, it will work with your WRT150N.
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It should work with any router or wireless access point that can be connected with Ethernet cable. It's usually not the internal network but the external cable feed that can be problematic.
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Hi Joel, We posted your concern on the community forums here http://community.linksys.com/t5/Social-Media-Support/Amazon-Q-amp-A-E1000-Getting-E-1000-to-Settle-down-on-a-DHCP/m-p/618746#M6021 . Let us know if their suggestion worked for you. Thanks, Linksys Support http://support.linksys.com
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I have a WRT54GL and the CM100 is very nicely compatible. I checked the Wikipedia website for WRT54GS router info and see nothing to indicate a potential problem for you.
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Hi, Albert. The Linksys Universal Media Connector has a standardized 802.11 connection so it should be compatible, but it is also best to consult TP Link for an assurance.
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Yes, I have it providing power to a Linksys E1000, and I haven't had any problems with it.
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If you go onto jaspertools.com they will show you what routers it is compatible with and if not how you check and see if it will be compatible with your router.
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Yes, it should be compatible with any router. I use mine with a netgear N-600 and a Comcast router. ~ Flick