Can this be used as extender with ASUS Wireless-N150 Router
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I bought one but cannot get it to set up as a wireless repeater on an existing wireless network. Can anyone point me to success?
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Yes, this is a universal extender and will work with virtually any wireless router! (Note however that this is not a cable modem/router; it is a signal extender)
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This unit will work but only connected through an Ethernet cable and configured as an access point. If you need a unit that connects wireless to your network than you need an extender like the SR20000G.
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Would not use this long antenna with any router. It is worthless. It does not extend the WIFI range of a router. The best product to extend the WIFI range of a router is the LINKSYS AC1200 MAX WI-FI Range Extender.
1851911
Yep. In fact, that's the main reason I purchased this item.It all depends on the actual router whose signal your extending.
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Yes, this is a universal wireless extender and will work with virtually any wireless router!
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I believe it is. I also have the referenced router but chose to get a newer model. The wifi extender on the box says it extends 2.4 GHz wifi signal from any router. So it should work nicely.
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The range extender did work, but it's a little tricky because it uses different wifi chanels to link between the router and the extender and the extender and the end user device. This often created a less dependable connection and occasional difficulty connecting. Nevertheless the range is effectively extended as promissed. However, I had a better user experience upgrading to a better router touted as "high power" and not needing to use the range extender. It is the asus rt-ac66u. The 5ghz ac feature won't help you (low range), but the b/g/n is great.
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The Actiontec 500 Mbps is not a wireless extender by it self. However since you plugged one end of the Ethernet cable into the larger adapter you can plug the other end of the same Ethernet cable into a different wireless router (instead of the Ethernet port of a network device such as a PC or a ROKU) if you want to improve your WiFi performance. Like I stated I found the hard wired solution much superior than any improved WiFi solution can provide, unless you have more than four devices spread across in multiple rooms that Ethernet cable can not easily reach.
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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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Short answer: No. The long answer is along the lines of: the router wouldn't know what to do with the antenna or it wouldn't recognize it at all. That I know of, there are no routers that are also self-contained computers, but even if there was such a router, there is no guarantee that Rosewill makes drivers to support the OS it runs. Even still, all of that is null due to the fact that the antenna is a receiver and not a signal amplifier. Bottom line is: you need a Wi-Fi range extender like this http://www.amazon.com/Amped-Wireless-Compact-Extender-REC10/dp/B00BWLL9N8/ref=sr_1_2?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1377628035&sr=1-2&keywords=amped+wireless+wifi+range+extender you can read about it and others like it herehttp://www.ampedwireless.com/family/repeaters.html but Amped Wireless isn't the only company that makes range extenders/repeaters so you should shop around if you want something a bit cheaper.
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I do not believe so as the extender has a USB plug that goes into a USB port on your computer.
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NO.!! Suggest spending more $$ and purchase Linksys AC1200 MAX WIFI Range Extender.
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You can use this as a repeater to extend an already established network but there are cheaper and easier ways to do this and unfortunately, this will cut your bandwidth in half. You can use it as a bridge which is how I am using an R6250. It connects wirelessly over the 5GHz band to an R6300 and provides ethernet hook ups for three computers without effecting bandwidth since it is not providing wireless connections.
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You need a router which generates 5Ghz. The extender just extends the signal the router generates.
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No, you should have a dual band router to let the extender deliver signal in both bands. It does'nt transform it, only amplyfies what you got
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Our extenders work with all standard Wi-Fi routers (IEEE and Wi-Fi certified). Unfortunately there are some rare cases where our extenders may not work with non-standard routers or routers with altered firmware such as those from 3rd party sources or proprietary firmware, such as those from certain ISPs. We would need to know the model of the modem. Please call our tech support line at 888-573-8820 and a technician can determine if the unit you have works.