Is it compatible with RCN?
2066121
Zoom DOCSIS 3.0 is a cable modem. RCN is fiber optic, so the two are incompatible. To obtain RCN you need a fiber optic modem.
2066122
I have no experience with RNC, I am connected with COMCAST and it has worked flawlessly for about a year from the very start.
5154
Yes. It will join any available network. Just might have to tweak a few settings.
513552
Yes. It supports IPP as well as lpr/d and cups ppd files are available via brothers site in both .debs and .rpms.Also the interface can be configured via telnet. http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html#HL-2170W
1088533
Check their website and compatibility lists. It works well for me in my hard service application on a rural mail route.
763595
It is. You shouldn't have any issues with it. Odd that the trendnet unit wouldn't, they aren't usually OS specific.
2030134
It should, haven't tried it though. I just connect it to the network and use it without installing the software.
773227
Yes. RCN Cable supports nearly all DOCSIS 3.0 devices, per their support website. Link: http://www.rcn.com/philadelphia/high-speed-internet/services-and-pricing/what-you-need
1574514
I don't know about the compatibility but it was very easy to hook up and works well. send message to www.gracecupport.com
549278
This unit did not work well for me. I was using as a desktop unit, and did not attempt to use it.I eneded getting a Polycom CX100 which works with LYNC and works really well for me.
1514781
Not sure... But there is an easy way to find out. I sent mine to Trinidad and it supports both operating networks- Digicel and bmoblie. You could go online and research the specs/bands of these two and compare to yours. Hope this helps you out:)
994565
I have no idea but I doubt this hunk of junk is compatible with anything. I was never able to tune in the signal at all and sent it back. It's junk.
2229253
with caveats, the answer is yes. this is what I am using it for. Jim - N1NK
708720
@turnip, that's the way security plus works. It is not compatible with anyconnect essentials. Cisco licensing sucks. You might be able to re-host the license key to someone else and make some money back.
1514636
The software should work just fine, but it's not technically supported. That is, if you have problems, NI may not be overly helpful if you need to call them.And no, all the included software is standalone and comes with licenses. It's actually a pretty great deal for what it is.
245237
Yes, as long you select the port COM in your program.Am using it with OPENCPN and have done accuracy test with less than a meter as result.
316640
Larry.......... It is a tough question. Both of them work on the 2.4GhZ range and both have 16 selectable channel. The APUTURE also has a 433 MhZ encrypted. I can honestly say with a 50%-50% certainty assurance........... "YES" Just to be sure give them a call to both manufacturers to ask for more specifications/compatibility with other products/range. The RFN is a great product and does not beet to be in the line of sight to be able to work. Francisco
1957810
Not compatible for sure! I believe they released a new version that's now purchasable.