Verizon is my ISP. Is this iMac compatible?
1063433
Yes it does not matter who ur ISP is all wifi networks are compatible with Mac are windows computers!
1063434
Yes it is compatible. U should be able to just plug ur phone jn ur computer and turn on ur hotspot.
1063435
Yes. Your ISP (Verizon) provides a cable modem connecting the fiber optic data line to your router. The router connects to your iMac via wireless network or Ethernet hardwire. If you don't have a wireless network or even a router the cable modem can plug directly into your iMac by Ethernet wire. The wireless network card is built into iMacs; so if you have a wireless router the iMac should pick it up. If you have any problems your ISP or Apple can help you troubleshoot.
1843983
I don't now, i don't have a Apple computer. I never use mine Netgear WG111US. :-)
1425926
This is the current release of the modem that I received with the self-install kit for my Verizon provisioned DSL in the greater Los Angeles area many years ago. I recently bought this model because the old one finally wore out and became unreliable. It is standards compliant and Verizon has been better about being standards compliant, so I would expect that it would work with Verizon service anywhere it is available.
1554249
Yes, we had problems with the wireless connection on a new 2013 iMac. Couldn't solve it, rebooted twice.
1644530
It's not. Save your money and buy what Verizon sells...that works perfectly.
647265
yes it is AT&T compatible, you will need to contact them for help during setup, so you can use it for the internet.
157894
I dont know. check the service of your carrier and the compatibility in the apple page
1280911
Hello. I have service with Time Warner. Usually, you would need to contact your ISP so they can obtain the MAC address of the modem. There after, it should be plug and play.
783873
You can connect to the router with a cat5 cable , it has a VGA output , if your iMac has that , if it's on your network , you can view with an app
1779796
Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Your Mac doesn't care what device is connecting it to the Internet, as long as the device can talk via Ethernet. The cable modem will connect to your computer via Ethernet and you should be OK.
1603016
I have not experienced any compatibility issues. You will need to go to the Verizon website to download that update. Before the update mine only wanted to connect to Global Access (additional fees for Global).
591767
In theory, yes...but I gave up using this router, my iPad and phone did get anywhere near the speed that my hard wired iMac did. D-Link has horrible support. Terrible support, no support.
724355
Sorry, I'm unable to address compatibility with anything Apple. The 6500DN is ethernet enabled only.
155449
Yes. I had an iMac and MacBook Pro. I used the Apple wireless airport. I like the 810. It works fine and has many features but plastic is flimsy. Just be gentle with it
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Confirm that the Apple device is a router. That it has DHCP server capability and an available LAN ethernet port. If so, it should work. Note: In order for the Network Extender to work, it has to be registered with Verizon, so don't purchase a used one since it will already be registered by someone else. Also note, the Network Extender needs to be located near a window so that it can acquire GPS satelites. It may come with a cable for remotely locating the GPS antenna.
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Yes it is. Synology has documented the process quite well, http://www.synology.com/en-global/support/tutorials/481. I backup several iMacs and a Mac Mini Server to our Synology. One of the iMacs is connected using wifi, but I haven't experienced any failures.
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Hi....I'm not sure; mine was, but you should check with Verizon to make sure.