is this a wireless router too
870825
No, there is another model that has the built in wireless. If you need wireless, this one will work:ARRIS SURFboard SBG6580 Docsis 3.0 Cable Modem and Wi-Fi N600 Router - Retail Packaging - Black
870826
No it is not, you would need to purchase a separate device. There are many to choose from. ..
1576249
No, this is a wired network interface card. For a wireless network card, search for "pcie 802.11n" in the search line.
616788
A wireless router is ok. Contact tech support on how to do it when the time comes
1856902
No, this is a DSL router only. You would need to buy a cable internet router.
746554
no, its only a very good modem. Connect a router to it and you have your own wifi. I recommend having a stand alone modem and a stand alone router instead of a modem/router combined unit.
83430
No it is WiFi, but this is a knock-off Costco version of the real N900, and it has a major issue where the DHCP server internally does not work. So I only use it as a router and wifi access point. You do have to plug it into your Cable Modem or DSL modem, but again, I would not buy this version because it is not supported by Netgear and there are no firmware updates for it. Google "N900 NetGear costco problems" and you will find a blog by arthurandmelissa regarding this model. Also, there are many others.
1367873
No this is not a router. The wifi is used to connect the computer to the internet wirelessly. Without the wifi built in you would need a wifi expansion card, those run around $50-100 for AC wireless (the newest/fastest). Basically this lets you connect to your routers wifi.
881019
Yes. It is a gigabit router (hard wired ports). Please see this link for the full specs from the manufacutrer. http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC56U/#specifications
1986223
Yes you can either use it as a wireless router with air card or with a cord. I took it all to staples and they set it up for me took a little bit they got it all set up for me. We are using it as a wirlesd router. Kind of like a hot spot but a cheaper way than a hot spot.
1330936
No, it's a wired system. Need to pay attention to wireless systems as they all seem to be transmitting on 2.4Ghz, same as some routers and phones.
1903987
No, it's not really a router. One piece connects via ethernet cable to your modem, and the smaller piece can plug into any wall socket. The smaller piece is supposed to generate a WiFi signal, allegedly increasing your WiFi range. I didn't have good results with it. A good router works much better for increasing signal range.
1567096
No. If you want to use a wireless router you have to attach a USB wireless adapter to a USB port on the pc like the media link wireless or panda wireless adapter.
1410433
Yes, it is. Great wireless access point. I've installed half a dozen over the last year and the Gigabit switch ports come in handy for computers nearby.
990808
Yes it is. The wireless set up was easy. (Make sure you follow the instructions carefully) Once set up on my home network it worked fine. A recent update was pushed out but I've haven't had any problems.
693548
No.It can work completely wirelessly. You might want to try plugging it in a couple of different outlets (to test the best distance from your router) to find the maximum speed.
820414
yes it does. the instructions to set it up as a router are given in the user manual.
1932761
No, this is only a router. The dual band refers to the frequency of the wifi signal.