Is this the Version 2 Hardware Router as defined by cradlepoint's website?
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I can't speak specifically to the Version 2 hardware question. But my 1400 has firmware 4.4.2 10/10/13, and the cradlepoint posting says firmware 4.1 and 2 need Version 2 hardware. Assuming firmware 4.4.2 does what is needed to be firmware 4.1 and 4.2, then perhaps this means my 1400 hardware is Version 2. I use my 1400 with a Verizom mifi.
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Here is the following hardware that is supported on the code version 7.3.112.0 15.2(2)JA1/12.4(25e)JAL2 Lightweight APs: 1040, 1130, 1140, 1240, 1250, 1260, 2600, 3500e, 3500i, 3600e, 3600i, 3500p, 600 OEAP, AP801, and AP802 Outdoor Mesh APs: 1522, 1524PS, 1524SB, 1552E, 1552H, 1552I, 1552C, 1552EU, 1552CU, and 1552S http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/compatibility/matrix/compatibility-matrix.html
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Not with the default stock firmware from ASUS. You could flash it with third party firmware like Tomato, then the router will provide a list of websites visited and keywords searched, if enabled.
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DD-WRT.com shows support for it. I'm gonna install it when I get my router in.
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Yes. Routers are generic and this router is designed to work with all OS's.
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Yes. Buy this thing you will never look back, I have three of them and it is the only router I am going to buy from here forward. each port can be configured for LAN or WAN interfaces. You can plug multiple wireless dongles into the thing. You can prioritize each connection. Share bandwidth between connections. place data limits on each dongle. AND Cradle Point keeps their firmware current to ensure the compatible devices cover the market and are pretty up to date. I have noticed once a new device is released cradle point adds it to their supported device list within a month or two.
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yes see link http://tomatousb.org/tut:installing-on-asus-routers-rt-n16-etc-in-linux. there may be more. i did a google search 'linux compatible with asus router.
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I ordered on Friday and received today (09.21.09). I received a v2. I, however, want to use DD-WRT firmware on this device and as I sit here, it is working fine with default Linksys software after a couple attempts with DD-WRT (no success).
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I really don't know, cause I own this compact router RT0701C. http://www.makitatools.com/en-us/Modules/Tools/ToolDetails.aspx?Name=RT0701C
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(1) CradlePoint MBR95 Wireless Router (2) 5-foot Ethernet Cable (3) 12v Power Adapter (4) Product Setup Guide
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Judging by the maximum throughput listed under specs, it is the 1.2 version. There is a 1.3 version coming later this year (good for 8K).
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Version number is under the barcode, beneath the battery. Beware if you plan to use dd-wrt or openwrt software, version v2.x is ... 'differently compatible'. Mine is v2.2, purchased 12/2013. Apparently newer firmwares (for newer 3G/4G parts) create issues with mods. Read up.
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http://uk.hardware.info/reviews/3852/3/netgear-wndr4700-centria-review-multi-functional-router-with-hard-disk-router-with-fan
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I'm not sure what the difference is in the modem/routers. I know that the "Z" model is the newest generation.
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This model is version 2...you should skip the Netgear 3700 as this is an "N" device and move on to the next generation "AC" standard.
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There are two different hardware versions out for this router, v1 with 2x USB 2.0 ports and v2 with 1x USB 2.0 and 1x USB 3.0 ports. Most of these routers in the retail channels now SHOULD be v2 and come with the USB 3.0 port, but used and refurbished ones are likely to still be v1 with only USB 2.0 ports.
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Yes. This is supported by dd-wrt. You can type in "asus" here and see that this model is fully supported. http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-databaseAlso, security is the best reason to use dd-wrt on any router you can. If you've listened to the tech news lately you know that home routers firmware tend to be full of bugs that aren't always fixed and home routers are becoming a major attack vector. It isn't worth it for most manufacturers to continue to update their older routers firmware b/c they want you to purchase new one. So yes, it is supported and, yes it is important. :) Yes. This is supported by dd-wrt. You can type in "asus" here and see that this model is fully supported. http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-databaseAlso, security is the best reason to use dd-wrt on any router you can. If you've listened to the tech news lately you know that home routers firmware tend to be full of bugs that aren't always fixed and home routers are becoming a major attack vector. It isn't worth it for most manufacturers to continue to update their older routers firmware b/c they want you to purchase new one. So yes, it is supported and, yes it... » Read More Yes. This is supported by dd-wrt. You can type in "asus" here and see that this model is fully supported. http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-databaseAlso, security is the best reason to use dd-wrt on any router you can. If you've listened to the tech news lately you know that home routers firmware tend to be full of bugs that aren't always fixed and home routers are becoming a major attack vector. It isn't worth it for most manufacturers to continue to update their older routers firmware b/c they want you to purchase new one. So yes, it is supported and, yes it is important. :) « Show Less