Can i connect this to a DLink DIR-615 Wireless 802.11 N router
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I'm sorry but I have no idea . I bought it to enhance my signal and it didn't do the job. I sent it back
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I looked at the manual for this router. Can't really tell if the antennas disconnect or not. The ant I ordered came with standard sma connection on the antenna. There also was an adapter from sma to tnc connection. So if your antennas disconnect from your router I would think that it would work.
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From what i saw on NEWEGG's pictures the answer is no. the Dlink has non-removable antenna. is it possible? Yes, but it would require soldering skills and enough modding to void your warranty. Its neat that the D-link is DDWRT capable, i used my antenna on a WRT54GS V1 with DDWRT, An Actiontec MI424R Rev I, my TPlink adapters and my modded linksys E2500. The better question to ask is "Are the Antenna's on the D-Link DIR 615 removable?" If they are they most likely will be either TN or SMA, both which are fine with the antenna.
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If your router has a port for USB storage devices I think it should work. I do not have such a router to test with.
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You will need an Ethernet cable to connect to your router. This will make you system connected to your wireless network.
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If I have an exisiting Wireless Network, can this device connect to it wirelessly?
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Sure can. I recommend the Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Adapter (AE3000). The setup is easy. Like in less than 5 minutes easy.
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I am not familiar with that model. The router has to have an external antenna which can be removed in order to connect this component. It connects inline between the router and antenna.
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Yes, you may connect any non-wireless device to the Mini Router if it is configured under Client Mode. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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I would assume so. This device is essentially acting like a switch on the network. Once its connected, anything you plug into it should pull an address from the DHCP service. Although if they're already accessible wirelessly, why buy this?
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This thing is a waste of money its junk dont buy it buy dlink AC750 instead save yourself a bunch of headaches hope that helps.
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Im not quite sure. But there is a manual guide either inside the box, or online. Log in Dlink website and you can search for the manual easily
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Sure if you want to. http://www.practicallynetworked.com/networking/convert_wifi_router_to_access_point.htm
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You can connect this to any router or wifi hot spot. I have 2 of these and use them to get N access on the 5ghz range on my dual band router at home. They are small and easy to use.
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Yes, you can connect the bridge (WES610N) wirelessly to your existing network and plug Ethernet devices to the bridge.
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This router does not support 802.11ac -- you would want to look at models such as the R6300v2 or R7000.
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most likely.i need to know what kind of dongle you have in mind.i did use a dongle on mine to get connected with mine in order to download the needed drivers for the internal wifi card.
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most likely. i need to know what kind of dongle you have in mind. i did use a dongle on mine to get connected with mine in order to download the needed drivers for the internal wifi card.
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No. If you want to use a wireless router you have to attach a USB wireless adapter to a USB port on the pc like the media link wireless or panda wireless adapter.