This router comes with RouterOS? What is RouterOS?
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yes it does. routerOS is operating system (firmware) of mikrotik devices. for more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MikroTik#RouterOS
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Yes the router comes with routerOS. Router OS is the software that runs on most Mikrotik devices. It is a robust operating system that can handle almost any task you want your router to do and it comes in different levels. You can always upgrade to a higher level once you have a genuine Mikrotik device.
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Router Operating System as opposed to Switch Operating System. In other words, it has layer 3 features.
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This is the one I have had for a year now and I have no issues with it. I know nothing about this stuff but got a tablet last Jan and didnt have wifi, so I got this and was able to hook it up myself and its been working fine. So if all you need is a router, why spend more? The price is probably low because now it seems most everything seems to have built in wifi.
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Yikes - to be honest, I'm not sure. The router I have came with my AT&T; U-verse/Internet package so I'm not even sure what type of router I have. The valet has worked very well so far though. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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it does not come with the router attachment. It only has a small number of basic bits in the box, so you will have to add them. The picture on the left shows everything in the set.
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The router was used but in new condition. It works better than what I expected. The router improved speed and range without changing wifi card in my laptop. I hope this answered your question.
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I'm not sure what you mean by the question, but I have my router setup dhcp and connected it directly to the ismartalarm.
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I run a small pc repair business, I've configured a lot of WIFI setups for customers. The hardest and the worst routers I've come across are Linksys. I purchased that one and finally just to get it out of my site sold it for 10 bucks. Never again will I purchase products from Linksys. Expensive, terrible support, and just plain not worth the effort. Check around Amazon for some really good deals on "N" routers, 20 or 30 bucks tops and no problem setting up. Hope this helps.Stevix
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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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WZR-600DHP2D has it pre-flashed, but it is significantly more expensive. If you can flash it yourself you'll save about $35 per router.
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You will need a router if that is what you are asking. But, everything else is built in and it is very easy to use.
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It's a cable router. Even though it wasn't working initially, once we reset the factory settings it's worked great
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A router is more sophisticated than a network switch. A router can include a firewall and DHCP support.
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It comes with Buffalo's own DD-WRT which defeats the idea of DD-WRT. ITs not the same thing at all, for example it only lets you bridge (and certain other modes) only with OTHER BUFFALO routers. AND it wont let you install genuine DD-WRT. They frequently brick upon attempting to do so. When it comes to DD-WRT they are the least friendly in my opinion, ironic when you consider that the average person associate it with DD-WRT.
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Yes a router does not care about what operating system you are running. It's interface is accessed via a link in your web browser. You can use Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc to access the web interface.
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Hi. This is a router only. Do you need a modem-router? Let us know and we will do our best to help.
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All the other answers are correct, but what many people may not realize is many "modems" are configured as routers too. You need to determine that first.
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Hi Ken - Yes! It is COMBINED modem and wireless router which replaces two (2) pieces of equipment. HOWEVER... The damned thing DIED last week! I replaced it with an ATT supplied DSL Modem/Router (NetGear 7550). Setup was a breeze and if needed, there is STATE SIDE support. Stick with an ATT supplied modem/router!