Is this router compatible with Apple computers?
1560039
I don't know about Mac's, but it does fine with iPads/iPhones/iPods. I have not tried to connect a Mac to it.
2067762
Sorry, I don't own any iOS devices, but ethernet and wifi are outside of the OS creaters (IE Apple, Microsoft and Linux distros) and its definition is controlled by a division of IEEE. That said, routers should work with any wired or wireless device you connect to it.
1068706
I haven't attempted to use any Apple products with the router, but the answer might be available by entering the product number through Cisco.
1126224
Yes, Eliana. The EA6900 router (AC1900) supports the latest Operating Systems of Mac and Windows-based computers.
698283
I just setup this router with my PC and it works just fine. I have 1Gb connections on both of my PC and 300Mb on my macbook also i connected Wii (wirelessly), Xbox (wired) and a printer (wired). Also, I was able to connect my sling box to the router with almost no problem, which also works perfect. I have a switch connected to one of the router ports, that's why I can connect so many devices on only 3 LAN ports given.There is an installation disk that comes with the router just install it on you PC, connect WAN and LAN cords and you are good to go.
229369
Yes, and it works just fine. Mine is connected to an Apple extreme wireless network, but set up modem with direct cat5 cable (included) with your computer.
864515
Hi Russell. Yes, it is compatible with Mac OSX. You may check this: http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid;=aca5e5197cc342d1957797b57ed83b8d_Getting_to_know_the_Linksys_EA3500.xml&p;id=80&respid;=0&snid;=3&dispid;=0&cpage;=search
876779
Yes, it's a high quality router, and works with any networking equipment. You still control it with Airport Utility. I wonder why anyone would use other equipment with it. You may pay a bit more for Apple gear, but in the long run, you pay less and the support is fantastic.
245452
Yes, the router will provide a standard connection and should work just fine with a Mac.
1805284
Sorry I am wireless but ifI had to use an adapter I would use the same brand of my router (ie) Belkin, Linksys, etc, that way I would be sure of compatability
153483
This is a printer, not a computer and yes it is Apple compatible, it is accessed either on a wired ethernet or by wireless network
2158324
I cannot speak from personal experience but I do work in IT so I have some technical understanding. It should not be any issue to work with Apple, because no matter what Internet Browser you are using, you simply type in the address 192.168.0.1 in the address portion and that connects you to the router directly so you then logon. When the modem comes it has the administrator id and password for you to logon and then you can setup any specific parameters. The IP connects their coaxe and you simply connect your cat5-7 cable to back of the modem ONLY NEEDED for origial IP authentication so they can setup their end to recognize the modem's MAC addr. It is a great modem and I have not had a single issue with it since install. I was able to give my modem a name and contact password to match my previous IP provider's modem and therefore did not have to reprogram anything in my home for netflix, cell phones, etc. to locate the modem as a path to the internet.
1984299
AirPort Extreme does not work with a non Apple product or router. I just had this same problem & called Apple. I am returning the AirPort Extreme and getting a dual band router with an extender that is the same make as the router. Then they will work together....I hope.
1721972
Yes and no. I have a Mac that's running OS 10.8 (Mountain Lion) and the Cisco connect software that is supposed to make connections easy doesn't work with the new OS. However, I was able to manually configure the router and I'm using it right now with my Mac, my PC laptop and my Android tablet.
660805
Alright, thank you. The reason I was wondering is because on Apple's Mac video, it said "to connect to a wireless network, you will need the Apple Airport router." Anyways, Thanks for clearing that up.
155201
No, the connection isn't right. Note they don't list any Apple systems in their list of compatible systems.
1307359
I do not own a Mac, so I guess I can't make any promises. However, wifi in general is a fairly stable standard. In other words, I'd be really surprised if this didn't work with any Mac. I have had a guest with a Macbook Pro connect to it without issue. I don't mean to offend you, but if you are asking a question like this I'm concerned that you don't know what you are looking at. This is an "Access Point" and not a "router". If you don't know the difference between the two, you're probably looking for a "router"...