Will this device work with an older model router that does NOT have a single button encryption capability?
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Be careful Kenneth. I think Logitech is going under. I have been trying to order new cameras and parts for a long time. I can't get them.
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I believe I remember a way in the setup manual but I ended up not using this router because it would not work with my router without lowering the security level and I didn't want to do that. Wish they would have said that in the product description.
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You should be able to use it - but, you would have to manually lower your bit - in order to cut a circle out of material - if your just using it to make a shallow design (etc.) - my suggestion is to purchase a plunge base for your older router.
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I don't know about specific models but this device should be agnostic. I've tested it with Cisco/Linksys and Meraki products--two completely different products and it works. So as long as the device is using industry standard protocols, it should be fine.
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this one will work with but not limit to: router version wrt54g 1.1 wrt54g 2 wrt54g 2.2 wrt54g 3 wrt54g 3.1 wrt54g 4 wrt54g 5 wrt54g 5.1 wrt54g 6 wrt54g 7.2 wrt54g 8 wrt54g 8.1 wrt54g 8.2 wrt54g2 1 wrt54g2 1.1 wrt54g2 1.3 wrt54gl 1.0 1.1 wrt54g-la 8 wrt54g-rg wrt54g-tm wrt54gs 1 wrt54gs 1.1 wrt54gs 2 wrt54gs 2.1 wrt54gs 3 wrt54gs 4 wrt54gs 5 wrt54gs 5.1 wrt54gs 6 wrt54gs 7 wrt54gs 7.2 wrt54gs2 1 wrt54gx 1 wrt54gp2a-at wrtsl54gs all m10 v 1.0 m10 v 2.0 m20 v 1.0 wrt150n 1 wrt150n 1.1 wrt160n 1 wrt160n 1.1 wrt160n 2 wrt160n 3 wrt160nl 1 wrt300n 1 wrt300n 1.1 wrt300n 2 wrt310n 1 wrt310n 2 wrt320n 1 wrt350n 1.0 cnq wrt400n 1 e800 1 e900 1 e1000 1 e1000 2 e1000 2.1 e1200 1 e1200 2 e1500 1 e1550 1 e2000 1 e2100l 1 e2500 1 e3000 1 e3200 1 e4200 1 ea2700 1 rvs4000 1 rv042 1 rv082 1
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The encryption is provided by the router the hub is attached to, in my case it is WPA2.
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My knee-jerk is NO. The TV is what will determine whether it will work or not. The newer devices have the encryption software built into them and you need a tv that can understand the code. Just converting the signal is not enough and it will not strip the encryption.
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Yes. Any device that has an ethernet capability will work with this router.
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Not when I installed it. However, I found this router to be highly unreliable and stopped using it.
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I wouldn't think so, it likely uses a proprietary encoding over the Ethernet cable and wouldn't get a ip address or obey the other protocols required to function over a network router/switch.
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You won't be able to use the configuration guide but you can configure it manually using the IP of the router
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It can use the original router password or you can add an additional password
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If the cellular unit has a wireless capability it should if you know the user name & password of the router
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FYI to current customers: The current version is V3, and is not supported so far by openWRT/Gargoyle, and probably not DD-WRT.
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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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Firmware like this is usually tested well enough to prevent what you are seeing. Go back to the previous version though. I doubt that you could have actually broken the router with the firmware update.
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I don't have a netgear, but it should work with any router that has an ethernet port. It is very simple and reliable.