does it compatible with wpa2 enterprise networks?
2016515
Yeah, no problem. But if you are in Australia, Asia or Europe, it will not work on channels higher than 11. The operating mode is locked to the device and there is no way to tell which version you are getting.
401530
As long as they do not have crazy high complex authentications like Enterprise WPA2 PEAP you should be fine. My complex had such authentication requiring a username and password so this did not work (nor could I find any WISP router that works). Did work though to allow me to use someones Comcast WiFi without my wireless devices riding on his WiFi connection, only used his bandwidth for web use, not things like file transfers or WiFi printing.
254117
It should work with any router or wireless access point that can be connected with Ethernet cable. It's usually not the internal network but the external cable feed that can be problematic.
200113
Yes. Mine works fine, but I had to press the WPS button on my router a few time. Once it connected I can move it to any room I want.
342451
this router is like all others. if you set up the wifi with WPA2, you will not have issues with anyone using your wifi. remember to change the admin password of your router also.
2211344
Yes. I run two APs on my network, with wired connections. Each is configured for the same SSID with WPA-PSK encryption. Hand off between the two APs is transparent to Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android client devices. I don't run RADIUS on my network, but I don't see why it would be a problem.
1268990
If you are asking whether you can use it with any enterprise VPN solution that uses IPSEC or even an SSL VPN solution, then Yes, it is ready. If you'd like to use it as a VPN server using OpenVPN, then Yes, it is also ready for that.
1192200
It sounds be compatible with any router, it conforms to the 802.11 b/g/n standards and should work fine example with any dual or single band router.
2211513
Yes, but it is ethernet only. Don't buy if you are looking for wigi connect.
87071
Yes, it does have WPA2-Enterprise. Just about every modern home wifi router has this feature set built in these days. Hope this helps!
1486162
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
2179542
Yes it is supported. Here is the link to the page that show this, http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/routers/1800-series-integrated-services-routers-isr/relevant-interfaces-and-modules.html Thanks Dave
1515200
Yes it does. You need software version 2.2.0.3. More info, download link, and instructions are here: http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/24516/~/wnda3100v2-software-version-2.2.0.3-%28supports-win8%2F8.1%29
853309
It definitely supports G, as I am using it with. Works OK with YouTube. 802.11n is supported, but there is a caveat in the manual (p.19): "In compliance with the newest Wi-Fi certification specifications, this product does not support WEP, TKIP, or TKIP-AES (WPS2 Mixed) security encryption in networks running in the 802.11n mode."
972518
Yes. Routers are generic and this router is designed to work with all OS's.
1110710
Yes, this is a normal network adapter supporting the a/b/g/n bands as well as the new ac band of the 802.11 standard. As long as you're accessing a wireless network which supports these bands as well has know their passwords (if any), then it should work without issue.
2203516
It is compatible with any Multicast capable device I know of...I have used ed with Win 8.1 Pro Surface with i5, HP with latest Atom processor, ...look for multicast comparability...