I want computer, network storage, wireless router to run Gb. Have 100Mb AT&amp;T Uverse gateway. Will this switch enable Gb LAN and 100mb to Internet?
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Yes, you'll want to have your router between the Uverse gateway and the switch, then plug everything into the switch, and you'll be set.
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Am not sure about ATT Uverse. I used mine to split off to a wireless router for whole house TIVO system. I haf no need for the MOCA splitter I purchased after using the Actiontec.
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If I understand your question correctly, yes. If you run a cable from the LAN side of the ATT Uverse modem/router to a port on this, you can then connect additional computers to your Uverse connection.
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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.
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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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It's a gateway. Big difference. Meaning it can do whatever you want it to. I'm asking them for a firmware upgrade so that I can bypass Time Warner for the phone provisioning. Time Warner is dragging their feet because they don't know how I got it to work. If you have Comcast then none of that matters.
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Yes, as long as it is set up that way. I believe B/G compatibility is set as default. On the router GUI, see the Wireless &gt; General tab for the b/g protection checkbox.
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This item nor does the slightly cheaper and smaller model operate at Gigabit speeds (1,000 Mb/s). However, unless your WAN and LAN connections operate at this speed you won't see much of a difference. For that operational functionality you will have to purchase the TP-LINK TL-ER5120 model. It is currently available on Amazon.com, it is however a bit more expensive then the R480T+ model.
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Best answer is here: ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/WNR1000_SM_WW_23Jan09.pdf The short answer to your question is this. It doesn't matter what kind of computer you are using to set it up, nor does it matter which operating system you are using. You will use a web browser to do the setup, as described in the setup manual above. The only thing I would caution out about is that you use a standard browser. Explorer or Firefox or Chrome are all good.
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Netgear makes several different variations of the dual band wifi. the one that is on this page is for a router/dsl. it has the ability to be a router and DSL it also has the ability to connect to a cable modem via the wan port. I recently up graded my service with AT&T; to their U verse system DSL which they claim is faster than their old DSL had to use their modem / router which is a 10/100 wan /lan an using this router/DSL with it and works fine based on my settings.my Lan is 1 gig Met gear makes a model of this N600 that is also a cable modem.Trust I have not confused you.
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I just setup this router with my PC and it works just fine. I have 1Gb connections on both of my PC and 300Mb on my macbook also i connected Wii (wirelessly), Xbox (wired) and a printer (wired). Also, I was able to connect my sling box to the router with almost no problem, which also works perfect. I have a switch connected to one of the router ports, that's why I can connect so many devices on only 3 LAN ports given.There is an installation disk that comes with the router just install it on you PC, connect WAN and LAN cords and you are good to go.
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Of course it depends on the size of the cable modem or router. My ATT Uverse cable modem is much to tall and wide to fit. I would have to guess most cable modems would not fit. However my wireless router could fit easily.
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These are good products however, a lot of the "range" id dependent upon the type equipment that you have i.e., language being utilized and whether its laptop and/or desktop. Especially important will be be type input Modem being utilized at your home for outward dissemination. It all adds into the equation. I have personally used these years ago for equipment in my home (large area home) and with a laptop at the end of the house; it worked satisfactorily. I would highly - very highly - recommend that you contact your local provider and inqjuire with them as to the range requirements for their channel input/output regarding the usage of the Netgear PL AV200. We were fortunate in that our Provider happens to be Bright House, one of the best in the industry if not the best - for full range of connection. Their input modem (located in our home) is the Ubee with wide-area coverage and no additional expander/boosters are necessary. Again, check with you local Provider and they should be able to provide you with the exact parameters you need to follow i.e., distance from their input modem, etc..... Sorry, but equipment these days is relevant to Provider-provided Modem equipment; thats the main goodie in it all........... Good luck...... Skip
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it supports USB drives it should be fine. But you need to make sure your router is compatible with ready share. The list of routers is here http://www.netgear.com.au/readyshare
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Hi, Depend of your switch, if your switch is 1000MB the speed will be seted automatically.The speed of the hard drive is important too when you transfer something over the network.Regards
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My opinion would be to try a Belkin instead. The reviews for Netgear are mixed, and I saw postings from people who had Windows XP, Vista, and 7, who all had problems with it. It worked OK on my Gateway desktop with Windows 7 for about 1 year, though I would have to restart it quite often. Then it just stopped connecting one day. And Netgear tech support didn't give me alot of confidence when after 1 hour on the phone, all the could say was that it may not be compatible (even though the box said it was, and it did work for a time) and that I should try a different model. Tried a different brand instead - Belkin had good reviews, installed easily, and almost seems to function a bit faster (though I can't tell if I am imagining that last part). Hope this helps in some way. Good luck!
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Yes it will. I keep mine wireless however I am running 40 mbs on a N router. If You have just a B/G router it won't perform all that well.