will this router work with the A T & T Beam?
441862
no, get the MOFI3500-3GN version 2 router.works with the AT&T; Beam with any firmwarealso, has toll free North America technical support 7 days a weekread the reviews on the MOFI3500-3GN and you will see it is much better than anything Cradlepoint has to offer.
441863
Yes, we are using it with an AT&T; Beam and are very satisfied with the overall functionality & performance.
354119
I have a different model of router as well, but it is an Actiontec from Verizon and the signal booster works with it. Just screw off the stick antenna On the router and replace it with the cable from the signal booster,
65040
It will, but I had TWC as a network and on certain times it still does not work bc of the traffic. I now have google fiber and I love it. So I no longer use this Netgear system. Mine just sits.
931074
No, that combo router has internal antennas. The router must have external antenna that's removable. For this RP-SMA cable to work, you would remove the stock antenna & attach this cable to your router. Then reinstall the a antenna on the other end of this cable. I hope this helps
1897901
I have no Idea. It is a active type antenna. It is installed using two RP-TNC type screw connectors to the box. They are 7 dbl of gain. If your router has the RP-TNC type of connector it should fit, as far as performance, it might help, but I have no info or facts to back that up. Must be used as a pair. Good Luck!
1421769
First of all, the high gain antenna did not have big difference with original antenna, second I don't think it will 100% compatible with TP Link router
881019
Yes. It is a gigabit router (hard wired ports). Please see this link for the full specs from the manufacutrer. http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC56U/#specifications
1777169
Yes it will, N is the newest technology but these adapters are always made downward compatible. So it will work with B, A, and G networks; along with N.
2157572
Are you sure that it just the old router and not TWC? If possible, before buying any new router can you borrow a working router to make sure that it is not your provider. TP-link is a good product and I use mine with DIRECTV and Hughes net satellite service along with a Sony smart blue ray.
1719711
Sorry, only tried with DeWalt and Porter Cable routers. It is a good system. Well worth the $'s.
52444
no it wont. You need a wireless bridge for that. I recall TP link has such a device. I did not get it because it do not have 5GHz band
1915357
The antenna connections are the smaller type, I think they are called Reverse SMA or something like that but you can get adapter pigtail cables that will let you connect an N type connector to this router. Just make sure you keep your antenna cable as short as possible because there can be a lot of signal strength lost in the antenna cable itself.
1475718
I looked at the manual for this router. Can't really tell if the antennas disconnect or not. The ant I ordered came with standard sma connection on the antenna. There also was an adapter from sma to tnc connection. So if your antennas disconnect from your router I would think that it would work.
297293
Yes. Any device that has an ethernet capability will work with this router.
338876
Yes. "N" adapters are almost always downward compatible with a, b & g signals. You shouldn't have any problem. And, when you eventually upgrade to an "N" or even "AC" (pending new standard) wireless router, it will send/receive at much faster bit rates.
867838
I personally have not used it on AT&T; U verse Internet but according to here it should be fine.http://www.epinions.com/Routers--tp_link/search_string_~att%20uverse%20modem%20router
1651242
I have the 1617EVSPK. It has mounting instructions in the router table assembly manual and it works as it said it would. The manual does not list mounting instructions for the 1615. I also own a RA1165 router base type S that my 1617 will work in that will attach to the RA1181 benchtop table. I don't know it that would be an options for you but worth checking.