Can this be installed on a cisco router dpc3925
1444274
Only if the router has an external screw-in antenna. The cable from the booster has to screw into the antenna socket on the router.
1444275
I don't believe so. The Hawking unit utilizes a router's external antenna connection; your Cisco unit employs internal antennae.
1444276
It's my understanding that it can be installed on any router, however, I would not buy this again because it only provided a miniscule improvement on my system
1868281
No it will not. You will need to get a blank insert and drill it out to fit that router. Ken
1105472
I'm sorry I can not answer your question. I quit using this router a couple of years ago because it was nothing but trouble and Cisco was little if any help even when I paid them once for an on line session with a tech. I will not buy anything from Cisco, again, ever.
783652
Probably ought to contact Cisco to ask the question as mine is on a PC and works perfectly. Sorry that I can't give you a positive response.
809353
Yes! I am a customer of Cox in the Phoenix Metro area and I use this Cisco DPC3010. If you go to this Cox page, you will find it is one of the ones listed as supported. http://ww2.cox.com/residential/support/internet/article.cox?articleId=b2ec95d0-7ef9-11df-5590-000000000000
1897901
I have no Idea. It is a active type antenna. It is installed using two RP-TNC type screw connectors to the box. They are 7 dbl of gain. If your router has the RP-TNC type of connector it should fit, as far as performance, it might help, but I have no info or facts to back that up. Must be used as a pair. Good Luck!
1060580
Since I've never seen a 5625, I can't say for sure but it has drillings for most routers and can even be adapted if need be. See my previous posts for the procedure. My guess is that it will fit without being adapted if the 5625 is common enough to make the cut.
2023781
If the router includes more than one ethernet jack then yes. If it only has one ethernet jack, then you'd want to buy a switch or hub.
2243779
As long as the router has an SMC(male) connector it will work. If the router does not have an external to replace it will not work.
1612132
Maybe but not until pfSense 2.2 is out. You can follow this on the pfSense forums if you are intereseted.
1733999
Hi - I don't know. I would suspect it would as I am using it on a Cisco 7960 and it works fine.
1550336
Yes through the netgear net genie software that is built into the router when u install it. Also you can go to the IP address for the router and adjust there
297639
It's a pretty easy install like plug and play. Just download cisco connect from the support website of linksys. http://support.linksys.com/en-latam/support/linksys
1447767
Yes you can. For more information, you may read here http://homekb.cisco.com/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?pid=80&app;=vw&vw;=1&login;=1&json;=1&docid;=77aeb2cd657f4452b10ce5b0cffcb663_PLEK400_Frequently_Asked_Questions.xmlThanks,Cisco-Linksys Supporthttp://homesupport.cisco.com
2151792
Doubt it. You need to be able to separate the motor from the base, and it doesn't look like that Ryobi will do it (I don't think any of these lifts will work with that router, so if you haven't purchased it yet, I'd consider a multi base one.)
861127
Should work...I use it to extend a Cisco valet plus wireless router and it works pretty good. It does drop te signal every once in a while but is easily reset by turning off and then back on.
687509
I would think it would be compatible with most routers provided ya have the security code.