is it suppoet another vendor ap ? such as netgear?
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This piece of equipment (Cisco 2504) is specifically designed for Cisco AP's ONLY! The AP's it supports are any of the Cisco LWAP (Light Weight AP) products (for example: 3500, 3600, 2600, 1500 series). Some Cisco autonomous AP's (1100, 1200, and 1300 series) can be converted to LWAP operation for use with this controller. The AP list is not meant to be "all inclusive", only to provide a starting point.
1621951
I dumped linksys and bought top of line netgear and still have iussues. Thinking about just going wired
2227677
My extender is linked with Netgear router. I do have a linksys router in another location that I use with a linksys extender and that is very good as well. I made the choice to match router and extender to the same brand and I am pleased with the results.
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Sorry I have no idea, but Netgear's website is very helpful! (www.netgear.com)
2173417
quit trying to mess with it. went and bought a better one from netgear. only had yours less than a year
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http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/comcast-supported-routers-gateways-adapters/ This is the link for compatible routers and this link to check if your device is compatible with it.http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/list-of-approved-cable-modems/. I do not have Comcast, but up to now this Netgear was the best I had and it is compatible with all the routers I tested, in my house and in friends house. So I assume that if the router is compatible, this device will only amplify the router itself and the signal from Comcast if the router is compatible wit it. This device must be compatible with the router. http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/comcast-supported-routers-gateways-adapters/ This is the link for compatible routers and this link to check if your device is compatible with it.http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/list-of-approved-cable-modems/. I do not have Comcast, but up to now this Netgear was the best I had and it is compatible with all the routers I tested, in my house and in friends house. So I assume that if the router is compatible, this device will only amplify the router itself and the signal from Comcast if the router... » Read More http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/comcast-supported-routers-gateways-adapters/ This is the link for compatible routers and this link to check if your device is compatible with it.http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/list-of-approved-cable-modems/. I do not have Comcast, but up to now this Netgear was the best I had and it is compatible with all the routers I tested, in my house and in friends house. So I assume that if the router is compatible, this device will only amplify the router itself and the signal from Comcast if the router is compatible wit it. This device must be compatible with the router. « Show Less
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yes, but remember it is for a $50 wireless adapter. They offered it to me when I was getting ready to check out and I agreed and paid for it and everything. Then, as soon as I let them know there's a problem and the vendor will not refund because it is passed 15 days, the manufacturer, Netgear, says no too as it was not purchased from them??? And so as a last resort I figured the insurance plan should pay me something. But I was wrong.
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YES, been working great on our at&t; dsl for 6 mths. Just works. At&t; will help you set up the dsl provider part. Netgear tech support was great to help configure other router settings, like wireless security. We have DGND3700 V2, and I recommend getting V2 over V1.
758759
No clue. In general, they should all be compatible. as long as the Netgear is 802.11b/g/n compatible. But I cannot promise anything! We recently replaced ours with a Belkin N300 range extender, and have been very happy with it.
953147
I don't have a netgear, but it should work with any router that has an ethernet port. It is very simple and reliable.
1856491
I can't respond because I'm not that technical. However, when specifications are important....I will data mine info from Manufacturer Web-site to confirm comparability! I've been COMPLETELY SATISFIED with the NETGEAR product I have in place.
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Sure, The easiest is adding a USB based adapter like the NetGear N150. No fuss.
1033090
I don't honestly know. People, like Kim Komando podcast and electronics show, do say to stay with the same maker. You could try calling Netgear they have been helpful to me with questions about updating router in the past.
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I had the same issue, I called up dlink tech support desk, so after 3 failed attempts to fix the problem, they sent me the replacement AC model. The new router is working fine now but w/ occasional signal disconnect. Overall, I'd say - if possible get your money back and go for netgear.
2012999
I don't know, Netgear should be able to answer your questions. Do a search on-line for their number and call them.
321911
Netgear claims that you can add additional devices, but when I tried to add 2 more they didn't work. I'm going to try with TP-Link and see if I can get additional devices to work. Some people report getting devices from different manufacturers to work together, but Netgear won't even work with their own devices.
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This network adapter is not tied to a specific vendor. Anyone could use the card at its intended speeds if your network supports it.