does this work with cisco isb7005 (u-verse wireless cable box)
86317
Unfortunately I can't get it to work with my scientific Atlanta box I've been frustrated! Sorry I can't help you.
86318
YES.. from a simple look at your device on google.. I dont see any reason why not.. again, the USB plug is ONLY for Power.. it has no technical function whatsoever. I see that your box has a USB port on the front, I Don't recommend using that USB port for the power. Reason, when you shut off the box, then that USB port most likely shuts down and will kill the IR Extender. use a spare USB charger or similar.
1646315
As long as you have the SFP+ port, then my "Guess" is yes. I use mine with the C2960S series of switches. Cisco maintains a compatibility list on their site. I would look there first.
1200012
Yes. Here is the info from Netgear.. http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22057/~/xav2501-faqs
1238554
I don't know. It uses an ethernet input, however, so it may work since I would assume the router is just a passthrough.
334920
It will work. I have my connected through optical cable box connection and works great.
1294496
Check if the cable connector from the booster is compatible with the antenna connector on the router. If they are, connect the booster to the router and you'll see the difference.
2000986
The question does not specify which Ubee router you are referring to, but it appears that the 'connection' should be compatible for several models. For what it's worth, I used this link as Cross Reference:https://www.timewarnercable.com/en/residential-home/support/faqs/faqs-equipment-and-instruction-manuals/modems/thomsonrca1.html
968832
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.
778089
Absolutely no. This is the same receiver that I have and it does not work. This is a skimpy little wire and I'd be surprised if it works on anything. Definitely step up and by the Cisco one.
220380
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.
2124151
no. at times, in older sockets, it wont even recognize the cable input. I wouldn't trust it.
2041928
If you mean the CISCO version for Comcast then yes it will. You will also need to purchase a signal repeater though.
1453788
As fare as I know it does. This item works with any B G or N routers U might have to look at you're router box to find. Out witch u have.
1192204
it should be compatible with any router that supports the 802.11 bgn standards
1465815
Yes, this is a universal extender and will work with virtually any wireless router! (Note however that this is not a cable modem/router; it is a signal extender)
593181
Yes. This will work with pretty much any wireless adapter. The only problem I had was one of the cables wasn't long enough for the run I needed.
1857702
Yes it will. I have a second desktop in my bedroom and I used the Cisco for the same purpose and it works fine.