Can you connect the device to another WiFi network so that you do not lose internet access when connecting to the device?
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Hi Patrick, Thank you for your interest in the SanDisk Wireless Flash Drive. You can connect the host device (your mobile phone/ tablet) to another Wi-Fi network while still being connected to the Wireless Flash Drive by configuring settings. Please see the following article for instructions: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3802/ Thank You, SanDisk Support.
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You need to be connected to Wi-Fi in order to transfer files between the two devices.
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Yes, but you may have to configure it differently if it's not the main router on your network.
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Sure you can. You connect to the drive via Wi-Fi and the drive connect to the Internet bridging you to the Internet. Works really good.
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No. The device you are referring to is called a "wireless bridge" (wifi repeater). This device is a wireless router that makes a wired connection accessible to wireless devices.
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If u have Internet on your plan yes u can connect u can not connect to wifi
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No. This device is designed to connect the computer to a WIFI router, not the other way around.SoftAP may make this possible but check out whether it is doable on your computer before you buy.
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You can but you need to attach a compatible 3g USB dongle for it to have 3g Internet access
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Yes, you can. This little router can give internet access to any wifi enabled device.
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No this is a firewall and VPN device. You would need to add an access point for WIFI.
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Its true. I am able to connect another device to the phone's hot spot but the other device can't access to the internet. Not sure what is the cause, I did not investigate further.
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ehternet hub, switch, router...as long as the device is in the same subnet or there are proper ACL's in place to make it happen between subnets, it'll work as well.
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Yes. Its just to connect your device I.e. computer to an existing wireless network via a router and internet provider.
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Not as far as I know. If the computer to which it is attached is part of your wifi network, it can be accessed from any other computer in the network assuming you have the Dymo software installed. This is the way my wife uses it from her laptop.
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Yes, but too many of them with over lapping signals will play havoc on your devices when connecting. I tried doing this and ended up taking them out where not needed. I have one that I turned the wifi off and just use the ethernet ports.
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Yes - this has one LAN connection port you can use to attach a hub or switch and extend your network once this is connected to your existing Wifi network.
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There is an app you can download to help config the device. The instructions tell you how to do it. Once on your wifi network you can use a web browser to further tweak the settings like IP address because it's on a 192.168.8.8 address u have to make sure u change to your networks ip subnet. You only need to worry about this change if you plan on using more than one of theses devices at the same time on the same wifi network. If you don't change they will conflict with each other.