can the p2015 be hooked up to a router. If so, how?
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Yes, it can be hooked up to routers that support connected printers (e.g. Apple routers) via USB cable. A different model, the p2015dn, also includes an ethernet jack to allow you to connect it to a router via ethernet cable. For what it's worth, I owned this printer, and while it worked well for me for 2-3 years, it broke soon after the warranty period and HP would have charged over half the cost of the printer to fix it. So I replaced it with a much cheaper Brother (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0081TYO72/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and have been very happy with it -- built-in wi-fi printing, iOS-compatible AirPrint, duplex. It's been great for the 6+ months I've had it.
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In short, yes -- it takes a bit of configuration, but you can configure the CG3000 to go into bridge mode and then connect a router to one of the RJ45 jacks on the back.
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You need to decide how you'll use it, as an 'extender' or an Ethernet port. It will 'talk' to the router in both modes (no hard connection). As an extender, any device within range will detect and be able to use it.
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Not sure exactly what you're trying to accomplish. Does the router that it's sync-ing with have wireless capability? I would assume the router doesn't have wireless thus the need for this AP and connecting it to the router via an Ethernet. HOWEVER, the basic answer is that this device will use the Ethernet port to connect to the Router.
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Hi PS3gamer.Yes you can connect this to any Wireless-B/G or Wireless-N router. Make sure that you know the router's SSID as well as its wireless security settings. If you're able to detect the router's signal, then you'd pretty much be able to link your wireless adapter to the network.Thanks.Cisco-Linksys Supporthttp://homesupport.cisco.com
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Yes. This is a basic switch, so connecting it to your router can serve as a useful extension of wired ports off your router. I disagree with the previous answer that indicated this unit is a router. It is not. It is a switch. Your router logs into your ISP, provides firewall, implements DHCP, and possibly your wireless service (etc). This device is not capable of doing any of that.
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Correct. In combination with ASUS RT-AC66U (and other Asus routers I would suppose), the setup can be done wirelessly, too.
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you need to screw the connector into a antennae port on whatever router you use, if you have no port or connection, doesn't seem like it'll work
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Yes. you canc onnect to router with rj45 cat 5 cable. you will also need a power source. read reviews they are helpful for this product
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Yes, you will need to plug this into one of your ports on the wireless router.
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I personally have it set up wireless through my router; but the instruction book states that you can use an USB-Ethernet adaptor and plug it into the USB port in the back of the unit. If you get it, hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
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I don't know, I just hooked it up and everything worked, router might be bad, I have a netgear router, very happy with it.
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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
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Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
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There is an ethernet port on the back that connects to the router. That should work. Personally, I already have a Roku box so I just needed it for Blu-ray. I am very pleased with the unit.
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I imagine it should be possible, but I have mine hooked up to the router, directly. I have now used this computer for a while and am very happy, I only wish I wouldhave bought the model that has double the ram at more expense. But it is still very fast.
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You will need to buy an USB wireless adapter and then it will pick up your router. Thanks, Computer World