i want to access the internet using a kindle fire in my home but I only have 1 DSL wired modem. will this accomplish this?
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Yes it will work fine. Just plug er in and use it as a wireless switch. I've put several of these in and set them up that way. This thing works way better then the dumb router that my ISP makes me pay a monthly rental fee on.
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I used it as an access point, to connect the Xbox, which is wired to the existing Wi-Fi. It does have options to be used as wireless router also. I am happy with its performance for my purpose.
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I also have a dsl wired modem and bought the Edimax for use with my kindle fire. It works perfectly. My phone accesses the web via the Edimax, too.
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No, it's a DSL modem. You will need a CABLE modem to work with a cable supplier of Internet Services.
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Plug your internet supply into the first port. It might not matter which port, but since that is typical that is what I did. I have two of these working well at my house.
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Yes, you can control the Sonos from a Kindle Fire. Your Kindle needs to be connected to the same network as the Sonos. My wife uses her Kindle all the time. But your music library will not be on the Kindle. The music library will be on a server connected to your WiFi network
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NO!!! My Kindle Fire HDX recognizes the dongle then half way thru connection you get GET_IP_FAIL!! Error on screen. Time after time. The text of the error even overlaps the homescreen. This is junk. I want my money back.
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Yes, All in one, works Greats too, just be sure to call your internet provider(tech support) to make sure it's compatible with them.
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The Kindle Fire is already WiFi enabled, so you do not need this device for it.
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No. This is a modem with one ethernet cable output. You will need a separate wireless router if you want to share internet connection with other devices.
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i don't have wifi--looking to get a router hard wired from internet provider that will supply wifi for kindle---will this woek
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What exactly are you asking? If you're talking about having the AT&T 4GL, then if you plan to use the Kindle outside of a WIFI area and want Internet Access, you WILL need a 4GL Component. I believe that Verizon 4GL is also an option.
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Was your old modem a combination modem and wireless router? It sounds like you've already called your Internet provider to register your modem as the other person mentioned, and you've indicated that it does work when your computer is plugged in. This modem doesn't have wireless incorporated into it. For instance, with my setup, I have the same modem, AND a seperate wireless router attached to it. Without my wireless router connected to this Motorola modem, I would only be able to plug my computer in to the modem to be connected to the Internet. My Netgear wireless router that is connected to my Motorola modem enables me to have wireless access for my computer and all of my devices, like my Kindle and Android phone. I hope this helps and that I understood your question correctly. Take Care, Janice Brodowsky
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If you only need to hook up one PC, go ahead and plug it right into the modem - this will work great. Just make sure your PC's firewall is enabled! Your PC is receiving direct, unfiltered Internet when hooked up like this.
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No. This modem has (1) Ethernet port. If you wish to connect an additional device to it, you must use a switch or router to add additional Ethernet ports.
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Hello from Medialink, Yes, provided the first Homeplug is connected to a device with a DHCP server (such as a Gateway, router, or managed switch). If you are connecting the first Homeplug to a basic modem only, you will only get one device on the internet at a time. Otherwise, yes, it will work fine. Thanks, Medialink Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@medialinkproducts.com Tue-Sat 9am to 6pm Eastern
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No! this modem is for DSL services operating off of your home phone service. You need a cable modem for Time Warner Cable services
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Yes, it is. I have my router in a bedroom, and I use my Kindle in the kitchen. My son is visiting and has been using his laptop in the living room.
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In my set up, yes. If you are connecting straight from the cable modem, I don't think so. A cable modem is most likely only going to give out one IP address. However, I have a wireless router connected to the cable modem, so the router handles IP address assignment. I then have a 100' ethernet cable running form the router to this switch. I can have up to four devices connected to the switch at the same time and all will have internet access. Right now I have two connected. Hope that helps to clarify.