Verizon is my ISP. Is this iMac compatible?
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Yes it does not matter who ur ISP is all wifi networks are compatible with Mac are windows computers!
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Yes it is compatible. U should be able to just plug ur phone jn ur computer and turn on ur hotspot.
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Yes. Your ISP (Verizon) provides a cable modem connecting the fiber optic data line to your router. The router connects to your iMac via wireless network or Ethernet hardwire. If you don't have a wireless network or even a router the cable modem can plug directly into your iMac by Ethernet wire. The wireless network card is built into iMacs; so if you have a wireless router the iMac should pick it up. If you have any problems your ISP or Apple can help you troubleshoot.
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I cannot speak from personal experience but I do work in IT so I have some technical understanding. It should not be any issue to work with Apple, because no matter what Internet Browser you are using, you simply type in the address 192.168.0.1 in the address portion and that connects you to the router directly so you then logon. When the modem comes it has the administrator id and password for you to logon and then you can setup any specific parameters. The IP connects their coaxe and you simply connect your cat5-7 cable to back of the modem ONLY NEEDED for origial IP authentication so they can setup their end to recognize the modem's MAC addr. It is a great modem and I have not had a single issue with it since install. I was able to give my modem a name and contact password to match my previous IP provider's modem and therefore did not have to reprogram anything in my home for netflix, cell phones, etc. to locate the modem as a path to the internet.
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Sorry, I'm unable to address compatibility with anything Apple. The 6500DN is ethernet enabled only.
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I dont know. check the service of your carrier and the compatibility in the apple page
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Short answer, yes it is. I have connected many devices other than Apple Mac books to the AV2 Powerline.
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I have it running on an apple network.... What type of configuration are you planning or what function dobyou want it to perform
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You should contact your ISP to verify that this device, the DCM425, is compatible.
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That's some bad advice. Only the devices list on Apple's page are compatible with iSync. Some 3rd party developers have made other devices available, but I haven't seen anyone who has made one for the Ming.
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No it is not ...It uses the Verizon network ... Great phone .. love it .. Had it maybe two years ... flawless performance ..
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The iMac comes equipped with Apple's app, Airport, which is turned on in the System Preferences, under the Apple logo on the menu bar. It is normally turned on when the iMac comes out of the box. You may want to go to System preferences anyway, to turn on the checkbox for "Display In Menubar," so you can hook up to WiFi stations available n your area, if unlocked, or to your own WiFi station. Airport can receive any WiFi connection up to and including the "N" band.It also has an ethernet connector on the back, so you can use a wired connection if you prefer.
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You can connect to the router with a cat5 cable , it has a VGA output , if your iMac has that , if it's on your network , you can view with an app
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Yes it's compatiable. I have the same version you do. I have replaced verizions version as well. its all the same.
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The simple answer is no! I have a "mac".I'd like to offer an unsolicited thought, its just my experience. I don't know which carrier you have with your phone. I had Virgin Mobile. VM is nothing but trouble. I hear T Mobile is better, not perfect but better. SamsungM (mantra)575 is a wonderful phone but its always linked to prepaid systems. That is a problem. I've paid different prices for the same samsung, yet this last "M575" VM, has been a problem. After 3 almost 4 weeks w/o service,VM is mailing me another phone. They didn't specify which model...Since I'm not really a technology oriented brain, I can't be sure if this specific phone or VM is/has been the problem. I wish you the best of God's guidance, Rev Pat
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I have an iMAC and it works great (had it about 2 months). Very fast, easy to install. I don't know if there is a difference between the two computers. I'm connected via thunderbolt
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Yes it is. Just look at the tech specs this router operates on 802.11n whereas Apple products like Macbook are 802.11a/b/g/n compatible. So you should have no issues. I connect my iPhone 5 to this and get the full speed provided by my cable company. So you can connect iPad and iPod as well.
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You would have to ask your Fios people if they support SIP Endpoints/Phones. Unless they gave you an account/password and SIP server to logon to, then I would say NO.
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I have Verizon. The Grace Digital GDI-IRA500 works fine with my wireless router. Set up was easy.