What version is this router?
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You can find answers about this router and its brother, the F7D8301 at Belkin's website. The only difference is the other has 2 USB ports. Works great for adding a external USB printer or HDD. Although, security options on these routers is a little weak compared to comparable routers the price is good and there hasn't been an update on the firmware for several years.
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I suggest u don't buy this item mine was out of date and netgear wanted to charge me to update it. If this is the same item it will be out of date
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I'm not quite sure how to tell the exact generation. This one was purchased before the newest version (that looks like a tower) was released. I've noticed faster speeds vs a "leased" router from Comcast. However with this router you would need to purchase or lease a modem from your internet provider. I went ahead and purchased a Motorola modem to connect this to. Hope this helps.
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I believe that it is version 2.0. I am not certain at this point, I purchased it almost a year ago. I just moved and have not set up the computer that I was using it with.
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yes but GUI is limited. Yes it supports 255.255.0.0. If you are only comfortable with GUI don't get this... you will need to teach yourself some basic linux operation to take advantage of this router.
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The picture at the top of this page is a WNDA3100v1. Here's a picture of a WNDA3100v2 from netgear:http://kbserver.netgear.com/media/images/WNDA3100V2.jpg
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Update Automatically:The GUI will display the current firmware version and the latest version. Please click Yes to update the router. Do not power off the router or disconnect the Internet while it is upgrading. Update Manually:Download the firmware from the Sapido website and save it to your computer. Click Browse to select the saved firmware. Click Upload to update the router. Do not power off the router or disconnect the Internet while it is upgrading.
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http://uk.hardware.info/reviews/3852/3/netgear-wndr4700-centria-review-multi-functional-router-with-hard-disk-router-with-fan
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The "U" and "R" models are the same "Ohio Mom" is correct "U" is primary sold online and "R" is for "Brick-and-Mortar". The only physical difference I have seen is the logo on the router is gold for the "R" version and silver for the "U" version. I have had both versions of the RT-AC66 and could not find anything technically different. There are 2 separate firmware sites on ASUS web site but the version numbers are always the same.
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Yes it is a 80211 ac router. It's actually the first ac model asus came out with.
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I received firmware version 3.AHL for Barracuda 7200.9. But probably doesn't mean you will get exact one.
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I didn't see any mention of that company you mentioned anywhere on the router, but as you can clearly see on the title of the router "Cisco Linksys Refurbished E1000" . So one can assume that it is a refurbish by Linksys by that clue.
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Linksys has no intentions of opening this router to open source. See http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt1900ac. Damn shame as I *had* it in my wish list.
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FYI i ordered this router and received it a few days ago. it is in fact a Version2 model. U can tell by the red sides and top on the box. It installed flawlessly and has been up and running with both bands for 3 days without incident. I think you will find the woes everyone have had were mostly with the version 1 rendering as my experience with the most recent version has been excellent. Dont let the bad reviews fool u or scare u away. Linksys now has their act together on this router. also be sure to use the included software as instructed. Its easy.
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I received a model v9.3 which DD-WRT does not support. OpenWRT will support it, but it requires more command level changes to get it up and running.
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I am unclear as to the term "IOS" in regard to Cisco RV082 Router, but I can say it's "firmware" is ver 4.2.9. I recommend the questioned contact Cisco directly for further inquiries about this device.
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All the network items like routers that I've bought from Amazon are the most current versions. No guarantees of course, but they move so much inventory I can't imagine they would still have old versions lying about.