Would this router work with 4 cellphones, three PCs, and a VOIP connection all at once? With low jitter and latency?
1285642
We have 2 cellphones 2 tablets 1 desktop computer and a roku streaming and have no problems
1285643
Yes. It is designed to handle considerable network traffic. Very effective dual band router. I have more devices than you are listing on my network and have no latency issues.
1285644
Sorry, that's a question for Asus tech support or some independent test lab. I just use mine for tablets, TV, and VoIP. All seem to work fine together, within the bandwidth limits of my internet service contract.
229283
No, it is not possible for the 4 users to work at the same time. You definitely would need a multi user version.
2070184
I know nothing about AT&T services, I don't live in USA but I tested this router with many VoIPs and with the Internet connection ranging from 1Mbps to 10Mbps. It handled everything flawlessly. The only thing I don't like about this multifunctional router is using it as NAS, copying and writing to/from hard-discs are very slow.
616257
I would say so... most of the protocols are standardized now a days.. if you have the right settings from your carrier you shouldn't have any problem.. but that being said.. there is always a chance it doesn't.. and perhaps someone here has used it before.. but for the price.. what do you got to lose? They are great little devices.. My experience was with two different carriers in the philippines.. so i cant give you personal experience on your device. But from my personal background in computers.. do not ever trust consumer grade routers... Most people don't upgrade the firmware so having a product that can't be auto updated is bad security practice... I would suggest going with a better brand router for in your home or everyday use.. I would highly recommend Ubiquiti ... they have commercial grade auto-updating routers at consumer grade prices. You could even get a access point from them.. and turn the wifi off and the Sapido.. so you would get the security of a commercial router.. with the range of 6 football fields..
300829
The voip part will depend on the voip PBX and phones you use. For most it will be fine, but if you were to install an all Cisco pbx and phones then this would not do the auto config like a Cisco switch would. We use these as workgroup switches for our Asterix VOIP system of over 50 phones (we have many of these going back in to a 48 port stack.
1821009
we plug the vonage device output into the wall phone jack and it enables all the other house phone jack for use. so five phones id doable. this is not an option for people w/ dsl (like you), since it uses the phone line as input. we have cable and disconnected the input line from qwest on the outside of the house.
1848705
I cinfigured it as an access point to plug in my ethernet wired phones and it worked. I did read that it can be configured as a repeater, but did not try it that way.
803642
Yes, it does work, range is poor both because of the 5Ghz propagation characteristic and the relatively low power output of the design. Be sure you have only one DHCP server in your network.
724320
The Answer to this question is.....DEPENDS.....did you run a telephone cable to the other rooms? If yes, then the answer is Yes. If no, then the answer is no. It handle up to 4 incoming lines then you may distribute as you see fit using the other 6 ports.
2251522
I've got 6 connections and no problem. The router though is not of the highest quality and Ive had issues the last couple of months. In fact Belkin did a firmware update and all across Time Warner cable the modems were not compaitable with the network for 3+ days. I'd recommend trying a different brand.
2045670
Yes absolutely it will work, there are other routers that do have longer range however
528242
I am able to utilize 4SIphone Wifi at home with this router; so I believe it is combined.
638312
Five users shouldn't be a problem. They have decent tech support. My only beef if the SSL VPN doesn't work due to software issues. The IPSec vpn works just fine and the router has some decent security options. I use the VPN every day and its solid from that perspective.
2271427
You can connect as many devices as you have. The biggest question would be how many of those are using it at the same time. This is where the higher bandwidth (cable, fiber, etc..) handle it better. I personally have my Xbox, computer, Nook HD tablet, and three of our cell phones connected to this all the time and my speeds are wonderful. And I am only using the lower band. If the router is decently close to your devices make sure and connect them to the 5 Ghz band. .. you will notice the difference. All in all it has been the best router I have used yet for the money.
620235
I think so, but it also depends on the speed you get from your ISP. With my old G-router (rated at 54 Mbps), I did not realize I only got 7 Mbps wirelessly, so I wasn't taking advantage of the full speed from my ISP. With this new router at home, I only uses 2 computer/laptops at any given time, plus VoIP phone, and I have no problems with bandwidth.
2144125
My router had a lot of issues when we connected more than 2 or 3 devices to the network. I would recommend not buying this router and choosing another one.
1309365
I can tell you that I have around 8 devices on the wifi at once at my house, on the N66U and have no issues. I run some on the 5ghz signal and see 450mb/sec connection. 216mb/sec on the 2.4ghz. I'm very impressed with this router.