Is there a limit to the # of devices that can be connected? The ones from time warner had a maximum of 4 and we have so many more!
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You can connect two ethernet devices. When I looked the matter of how many devices can be connected wirelessly, netgear FAQ pages said something to the effect there were no device limitations but only the tolerances of connectivity speed as they all try to access the internet at the same time.
70526
I've had 6 connected. The network map page has a pagination widget but I've never had enough devices to start a second page. So I'm guessing it can support a lot more than 6.
158364
I have 6 connected without problems.....which means 6 are connected to one electrical socket. For safety you wouldn't want to overload your socket.
1884192
I probably have 10 devices online at once and never have issues EXCEPT when it comes to uploading. I upload lots of large files, and every so often ... between all those devices and uploading large files - I guess I max the router out and it "disconnects itself". I turn it off, turn it back on and things are good then ... but, yeah ... unless you have a lot of devices and are uploading lots of info ... this router handles itself well!
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It should have no issue, when I loaded mine it told me I could link up to devices. Just be sure to set up your activities correctly. If you want to add another few devices, I would suggest bumping up to the Harmony 650, it can link up to 8 devices.
424908
Yes, more than one device can be connected. Please email support@satechi.com for further assistance. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
2063059
1. Yes. Not sure if there is a limit, we have at least 8 VPN clients connected and all is well. I think you can run as many clients as you wish as long as you don't run out of CPU or memory. Mind you, you'll need to do a lot of reading to get a VPN going, this router supports many VPN schemes and nothing is preconfigured for you.2. Yes and yes.
799051
Yes, you are right! You dont need two devices. This works great on Time Warner Cable.
1107833
answer is in the info! 8 devices. Off course it can only handle (=have connection) 1 input at a time
759721
I am not sure how many. I have had five on at a time BUT you have software that can manage connections. It will tell you who is on. You can also block devices you don't want on the network. The software is amazing!
893134
Yes. Do note that if you're referring to internet speeds with 6 devices connected to it, it's wayyy more up to your internet service and possibly (but not likely) the modem provided to you from your ISP (internet service provider).
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uninstall the and reinstall had the same issue now i have no issues at all and i have 9 items connected, i also have time Warner make sure u have a good modem. it could be your problem just take it to the office and get a new one yourself.
1120180
It's supposed to be as many as you want as long as the code is set the same between all units. I have had issues with the 2nd one I attached changing channels but I think that is a remote issue....signal still works fine.
576969
Yes. You should be able to add 1 more. But mine can only work with 2, because the middle port was bad.And it automatic detect which port is active and switch automatically.
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My TP-LINK TL-WR841N shipped with a firmware-limited wireless device limit of 15 devices. The latest firmware version, TL-WR841N_V9_141013 released 10/13/2014, increases the wireless device limit to 30. Still stupid that the limit exists, but at least it's now at a number I won't reach in the near future. Here's the URL: http://www.tp-link.com/en/support/download/?model=TL-WR841N&version;=V9 or search for: 841n firmware v9 (or whatever hardware version you have - this will be on the bottom on the router as well as on the box.
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I have up to 10 that may be connected at one time. I have seen no noticeable drop off at that point. If you check the technical stats it should tell you.
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The router can handle this many connected devices, but the actual number of concurrently active clients will depend on what those clients are doing. i.e. 100 devices can be connected to the Network at the same time, but there wouldn't be enough bandwidth to support them simultaneously downloading/transfer/etc. data at the same time.
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yes, put the router cable in and you can run 4 other devices. the more you use at one time, might, slow down streaming. i use one to go to my computer, and my wireless router that runs the others.