Will this work with AT&T Uverse 2Wire 3800-HGV-8 router? Looking to extend wi-fi signal in home downstairs. Good signal upstairs, need to improve downstairs. Is this WN3000RP compatible with the AT&T 2Wire 3800-HGV-8 router? Will this work with AT&T Uverse 2Wire 3800-HGV-8 router? Looking to extend wi-fi signal in home downstairs. Good signal upstairs, need to improve downstairs. Is this WN3000RP compatible with... » Read More Will this work with AT&T Uverse 2Wire 3800-HGV-8 router? Looking to extend wi-fi signal in home downstairs. Good signal upstairs, need to improve downstairs. Is this WN3000RP compatible with the AT&T 2Wire 3800-HGV-8 router? « Show Less
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My house is 8,500 ft consisting of 2 floors, concrete, steel beams and concrete between floors. I have uverse they just changed our router to a new ATT2..... And they installed a Netgear N300 which improved WiFi. Someone told me I should place repeaters in every area. Will this work, is that true or did he mean something else?
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I have U-verse router 2Wire071, Model 3801-HGV and it works. There are 2 set up options: 1.Using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) and 2. Using a web browser. I used the web browser on my wireless tablet. My router is on the second floor and I placed the extender in the center of the house on the main floor. Now I get a much better signal for Netflix on my main floor as well as a wireless computer in the basement.
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My need was to push a signal to an out building 250ft downhill from my residence. I placed the extender at the peak of the roof in the attic, (at the end of the house, closest to the out building). Plug the unit into a power outlet and presto I had a 3 bar signal to the out building. No additional connections or any other add-ons of any sort. Also, I'm using the NETGEAR Nighthawk AC1900 Dual Band Wireless Gigabit Router (R7000).
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Yes. I've hooked mine up to both an AT&T 2Wire and two different Netgear routers. No problems connectivity wise. Note that some ISPs do block certain ports so additional configuration may be required for all services to be accessible outside the local network.
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I just picked up one of these today. I had no problems connecting to the wireless router (2WIRE) in another room. Good luck getting it to work.
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As others have pointed out, this device requires drivers from Netgear, so I think this is not product to solve your problem. Have you considered moving your existing router to improve signal strength or adding a second router, I added a second wireless router and my dead zones were gone.
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Are you hooking up to DSL or Cable? Do you have a modem from your provider for your service? If you already have a modem, then all you need is the router that you purchased, plugged into the network jack on that modem. If you do not have a modem, you need to either contact your provider and find out what modems they recommend. In this case, you have the choice of renting a modem from your provider, or purchasing one of the modems that is on the list of their supported devices. The Motorola 2247-N8 Wireless DSL Modem works with my AT&T service and acts as BOTH the Modem and the Router. With this device, your Netgear wireless router becomes redundant and unnecessary. I hope that this has answered your question about your need of a modem. Simply, if you do not have a modem, you need one. Check with your service provider for a list of supported devices, or to rent one of theirs.
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I do have ATT dsl but not uverse.I suggest if you have problems or questions CS is great.. I was having all kinds of problems with losing connection every time we loose power which is often. They spent a very long time with me. I never bothered to up date the firmware for 4 years and they took the time to walk me through the whole process of installing 4 updates. My router is at one end of my 2400 sf ranch home. I had 0 coverage in the family room at the other end. The unit works better than ever and now I don't have to go through the process of finding the router every time I loose power. I do have ATT dsl but not uverse.I suggest if you have problems or questions CS is great.. I was having all kinds of problems with losing connection every time we loose power which is often. They spent a very long time with me. I never bothered to up date the firmware for 4 years and they took the time to walk me through the whole process of installing 4 updates. My router is at one end of my 2400 sf ranch home. I had 0 coverage in the family room at the other end. The unit works better than ever and now I don't have to go through the process of finding the router every time I loose power.
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I am using this router in a 3600 sq ft home with Rastra construction and it works fine. I did add a wireless extender at the far end of the house to boost the signal for my daughters bedroom. Without the extender she got 3-4 bars and with the extender 5 bars.
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Doug, you do not say which service provider you have and this is an AT&T; DSL MODEM/ROUTER, works on the AT&T; DSL service. This modem/router has given me great service throughout my home, so if you have AT&T; as an internet provider, yes it will work, if you have trouble installing it, call AT&T; and they will walk you through the installation and if you have a different internet provider, I am not sure if it will work but should for it is made by Netgear for AT&T; and Netgear should work with all service providers. You should contact Netgear or your provider and ask if it will work with your service. Doug, you do not say which service provider you have and this is an AT&T; DSL MODEM/ROUTER, works on the AT&T; DSL service. This modem/router has given me great service throughout my home, so if you have AT&T; as an internet provider, yes it will work, if you have trouble installing it, call AT&T; and they will walk you through the installation and if you have a different internet provider, I am not sure if it will work but should for it is made by Netgear for AT&T; and Netgear should work with all service providers. You should contact Netgear or your provider and ask if it will work with your... » Read More Doug, you do not say which service provider you have and this is an AT&T; DSL MODEM/ROUTER, works on the AT&T; DSL service. This modem/router has given me great service throughout my home, so if you have AT&T; as an internet provider, yes it will work, if you have trouble installing it, call AT&T; and they will walk you through the installation and if you have a different internet provider, I am not sure if it will work but should for it is made by Netgear for AT&T; and Netgear should work with all service providers. You should contact Netgear or your provider and ask if it will work with your service. « Show Less
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Yes it works with Windows 8. The operating system is irrelevant. It is an amplifier. It takes your existing Router signal and amplifies it so it will reach areas where the current signal is poor. You must however have a signal to boost. The placement is important. I use mine for an area that is about 80' from the router, and through two walls, one concrete, one 2x4's with sheet rock. My signal before using the range extender was appx. -95 db/m. After placing the extender between the router and my office my signal is -36 db/m. It really worked better than I had hoped. With a Netgear WND4500 Router and this device I average 5mb/sec. Fine for HD Video streaming and great for internet browsing/email, etc. Yes it works with Windows 8. The operating system is irrelevant. It is an amplifier. It takes your existing Router signal and amplifies it so it will reach areas where the current signal is poor. You must however have a signal to boost. The placement is important. I use mine for an area that is about 80' from the router, and through two walls, one concrete, one 2x4's with sheet rock. My signal before using the range extender was appx. -95 db/m. After placing the extender between the router and my office my signal is -36 db/m. It really worked better than I had hoped. With a Netgear WND4500... » Read More Yes it works with Windows 8. The operating system is irrelevant. It is an amplifier. It takes your existing Router signal and amplifies it so it will reach areas where the current signal is poor. You must however have a signal to boost. The placement is important. I use mine for an area that is about 80' from the router, and through two walls, one concrete, one 2x4's with sheet rock. My signal before using the range extender was appx. -95 db/m. After placing the extender between the router and my office my signal is -36 db/m. It really worked better than I had hoped. With a Netgear WND4500 Router and this device I average 5mb/sec. Fine for HD Video streaming and great for internet browsing/email, etc. « Show Less
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I am having trouble connecting my netgear 900 router in replace of my white tenda wireless router, any suggestions? It always shows no connectivity when I finish plugging in all the cables.
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I have a similar setup using ATT Uverse. I basically just disabled the routing function of the uverse router/modem and let skydog do the work.
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I also have Uverse. If you go with the UniFi AP I recommend to continue using the the 2wire, configure the settings on the UniFi the same as the 2wire settings e.g. security method, password, etc. except make sure you turn off DHCP. I think some of the people who are having problems getting it configured to work properly are not doing this.
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I can't answer how it works with the Netgear 300. However I have been using one with a Netgear WPN824N N150 Wireless Router for over a year without any problems. I also set one up at my church that has been running almost as long without problems. I recall that is was somewhat difficult to set up and it took several tries to get it correct. But once it was working it hasn't been any trouble. It runs for months without having to reboot.
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There is only one adapter per order. I had others provided by ATT Uverse and got a third so I could access internet within an older home which would not transmit a signal through the lath and plaster walls. It works very well but you need to get the access code from Uverse to make it work.
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Sorry I can't help you. I bought for use with AT&T; Uverse. All I can say is that it was half the cost of what u-verse wanted for a replacement.
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It works with most of the routers. Unless your router is very old more than 5 years you should not have a problem with any router. I just installed this a few months ago, and have it set up WPA for my wireless LINKSYS and also for direct wire RJ45 to a CISCO. I also set it up originally for use with my Verizon FIOS wireless that they installed with the system (can not remember but think it is Motorola) in any case it works well with this. If you have a very new router that only supports WPA2 IE is not backward compatible you should not have a problem. You can always fall back to WEP if you have trouble with the newer security Protocols. Not likely anyone that is going to be breaking into your home is going to be able to disable any of the protocols. Most like may rip them out but hopefully by then the system will have done it job. I connected this and the wireless phone add in just in case. Hope this helps