can the ethernet port be used as where I live as 2.4ghz wireless is heavily sutured
1504721
Yes. Coax is preferred. Ethernet works but might not be supported by Dish (go to satelliteguys dot com for that). And then there's adding wireless to an existing Joey, or just buying a wireless Joey.
1592994
Yes, that is the target port. Not as low form level though, so it wouldn't fit if there are covers or other things that would normally go over a wifi card.
692081
No, it is too slim for an Ethernet port, it's wireless only. It does come with a 1 year limited (whatever that means) warranty. I am about to send mine to Acer to get my hard disk repaired or replaced. I'll give an update on what the service was like.
466678
Absolutely! Do the following:Right click the network adapter icon on your taskbar>go to "network and sharing">change adapter settings>right click on the ACA1>properties>configure>advanced tab>wireless mode>then change to 5Ghz only
1797829
The ethernet port on this device is for input only. However, if your device has a powered USB port, this ASUS device can be used as a WiFi "dongle" (in addition to its primary use as a router).
876357
I'm sorry, but I dont use the ethernet; I use it wireless. I hope you find the answer your looking for. Regards.
2239447
not sure mine is hooked up with an Ethernet cable if the wireless is close by i would think you would have no problem.
1767402
I would doubt it. I believe the layout of the Ethernet and USB ports has changed.
741890
Yes there is a wired ethernet port in back of computer but it is wireless capable and ready out of the box.
466676
Absolutely! Do the following: Right click the network adapter icon on your taskbar&gt;go to "network and sharing"&gt;change adapter settings&gt;right click on the ACA1&gt;properties&gt;configure&gt;advanced tab&gt;wireless mode&gt;then change to 5Ghz only
562927
The ethernet port has a little door on it. just lift it up and you're good.
2248536
You can hook it directly from your wireless router via an Ethernet connection
1254403
Yes, if you configure it properly. Sounds like you would use the 'client' mode which makes the D-Link act as a wireless connection point for a wired Ethernet device.
158295
I use the Ethernet but I am quite sure that it can be use wireless you may have to just type in the connection number and the name of the link.
750056
Yes, but too many of them with over lapping signals will play havoc on your devices when connecting. I tried doing this and ended up taking them out where not needed. I have one that I turned the wifi off and just use the ethernet ports.
1059947
I'm fairly certain this Should be able to function as a bypass to your built in Ethernet port, you may have to disable the on board port in the bios and/or drive manager. @$13.95 it's certainly worth a try. You could also try a wireless USB adapter also if you have a wireless access point.
279015
You need a wireless adapter which costs $99. A way cheaper solution is to get the $25 Zyxel MWR102 wireless client bridge which routes a WiFi signal into 2 ethernet ports :) Not only that the MWR102 is a travel router that can be used for a bunch of other purposes as well.