windows 7 and apple rounter: Can I use the Apple rounter with my linksys modem?
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Yes, you can use an Apple router with your Linksys modem. Apple doesn't make modems. Make sure you have one computer that meets the minimum System Requirements for Setup and Administration. Install the software to your computer first before connecting to anything.
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I have this camera wirelessly set up and it can be access through its own IP address. I don't know if it would work with windows 7 but it work with window server 2012. However, as I access the camera from an ios apps, the connection seems to drop very often and it would then reconnect. Very annoying.
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YES - I just installed a used WRE54G with 1.0 firmware (no ethernet port) and it had to be configured FIRST with WEP but then allowed WPA (Not WPA2)
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You don't need to use Linksys drivers. It just uses the generic Windows stack and works fine, at least for what I use it for. Just plug it in and Windows will automatically load the generic drivers. It's the same for most bluetooth adapters these days. I have 3, none have their own specific drivers.
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I cannot definitively say, but I would assume that the mac would throttle down the speed to match whatever is hooked up to it. At least that is what PC's do to make newer ports "backward compatible".
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Yes - the router does not know what version of windows you use. It would work with any device including cell phones, macintosh, etc. The configuration is done through a web-browser which again allows any device including cell phones to configure the router.
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Yes. I have my MacBookPro attached attached to the router via cable and the router attached to the Modem for internet service
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You can't do that, you need two separate plugins on a router to do that. If your modem only has one ethernet plug, you will need to get a router to provide for more devices.
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The second two answers are both correct, and so was the first poster: set up the router with an iPhone/iPad/ or other ios device first. BUT THEN, you should definitely go get the utility also! When you do, on the first opening, it will appear "up to date," but shut it down, then reopen it. The utility will automatically update the router firmware and get you the newest utility for Windows. And BTW, I run Win 7, not 8, and the Apple Support Web site does not list Win 8 as being supported, so it may not work with 8.
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I set two of these up as repeaters to extend the WiFi signal in our home. I used a Macbook Pro to configure them and then later, to access the network through them. I had no problems.
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All devices have to have drivers installed. I think higher versions of Windows will see it, but without the Linksys driver it will not have full functionality. If you are using Linux/Unix it all depends on which distribution whether you have native support or have to use the NDIS wrapper.
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First, it does not work for any Windows version beyond XP; second, there should be a phone number to the Linksys Technical Support. Good luck.
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I do not know, I only have Windows 7. But I could get the modem to work with even it, so I doubt it.
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Don't know I don't have windows 7. Just an fyi this is gps if u want to use maps in your computer not to track your computer.
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Alright, thank you. The reason I was wondering is because on Apple's Mac video, it said "to connect to a wireless network, you will need the Apple Airport router." Anyways, Thanks for clearing that up.
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Yes it should. Both devices are Wireless-AC. From what I can see online, Linksys WUMC710 is the only Wireless-AC media connector/bridge on the market. Allows any device with network ethernet port to communicate with router using Wirless-AC 802.11ac 5GHz radio channel that is very fast and works great for HD video streaming.
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I agree with W.Beckles. Note: check your N router, also, some only work well withWindows 7