Does this Router have WPA2-Enterprise I Experiment with Networking I am 17 and I do not want to pay 500 Dollars for a Cisco Aironet Router.
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I have an EA4500 and it does have WPA2-Enterprise. The comparison of all the Linksys routers on Amazon's site shows that they all have the same Advanced Security. Can't say 100% sure that the E2500 has it though.
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I cannot answer that. I bought the ea3500 dual band. Mine does not have the experiment with network option.
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Yes, it does have WPA2-Enterprise. Just about every modern home wifi router has this feature set built in these days. Hope this helps!
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Hmm I wish I had gotten this one then.Belkin N+ is a good router though and we haven't had any problems with it whatsoever.I would recommend it. But I'm thinking the version2 of this linksys is better.
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Yes. The Cisco router is independent of the operating system on the computer. It will work with any Windows on a PC or with any Mac, for that matter.
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I'm glad you contacted me because you should know that the N-50 doesn't work with wifi routers that require security passwords. You should be ok if you have an older router that doesn't require passwords, or if you are going to use a LAN hard wired connection. I had to send my unit back for a refund. As for your question I don't know, but one reviewer said the two sound very similar. Hope this helps. Phil
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Some wireless routers I know come with manufacturer's standard default admin username and password, and the wireless signal is unprotected out of the box -- no security setting enabled by default. This router has a unique username/password combination for each device (as opposed to the same username and password for a model line or even all wireless routers from the same manufacturer) and the Wi-Fi signal is secured out of the box protecting you from any possible hijacking while trying to configure it. I will also suggest completing configuration before plugging it on the ISP network. This applies to Trendnet AC1200. I am assuming the AC1750 is defaulted to the same settings but I have not physically seen it.
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This router supports PPTP ONLY. It will not take the Anyconnect client.If you want Anyconnect, you need a Cisco ASA5505, ~$300.
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J GilbertI Agree with your assessment of Netgear routers. I had similar bad experiences with two Netgear routers where they both went out within two years of my purchase. In fact the last netgear router just stopped working 10 days after the year warranty expired, and Netgear would not provide any consideration. I am convinced their router products are not built to last. Also their support leaves something to be desired.Kenneth H
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This is a very old router, I don't use it anymore after I switched services, but when I did it seem be have a pretty good range in approximation and if you trust the other reviewers they seem to agree. With that said, it was a good router back then, but in 2014 I wouldn't buy or use it if I had a choice specifically if I had a wireless N alternative (this router uses a the older G standard) which would impact the range.
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I have not seen a router the won't work with any computer, its a genic networking device. Hope this answers your question.
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Dear Buyer: 1. Yes, this item support WPA2 Enterprise. 2. It can connect to a wireless network that requires a user name AND password. Please check user manuals before setup. http://www.sapido.com.tw/EN-new/images/product/brb72n/UM_BRB72n.pdf
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http://uk.hardware.info/reviews/3852/3/netgear-wndr4700-centria-review-multi-functional-router-with-hard-disk-router-with-fan
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Hi there Wirtz, I bought the TRENDnet here at Amazon and I am really satisfied. I got it connected to a D-Link router, a Cisco switch and TP-Link. I think that you will be fine using this. I use on a MacBook Air, 13", Mavericks.
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I would say yes. I've used this card with several Toshiba laptops running Windows XP as well as Windows 7 with no problem connecting to a WPA2 configured router.
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RV042's are great routers...and these WAP are awesome too. I have used that combo several times. Ive never used a Cisco switch though so can not comment on that. Cant see it being an issue.
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Yes. I purchased a used one for $8.50. I couldn't be more pleased. I had to call Time W to get it online. The wifi is still a little iffy at this time. I decided to continue using my Belkin wifi router. I had been renting a docsis2 fromTW and struggled to get 20m even though I had been paying for 30m. Now I get 35m on ethernet and 20+ wifi. I think I have been renting for 6-10$/mo.
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Not at all. I replaced an older Cisco router with this but after less than 2 months I have to reset it everyday or no internet connection. I am going to be replacing it as the support from ASUS is terrible to say the least. No more ASUS products for me.
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You will have to pay for support of you want to get firmware updates. I wont pay for firmware support on a $350 router. All customers will have access to FW 5.2.x, but access to FW 5.3, (Dec 2nd 2014 release) and beyond, will require Enterprise Cloud Manager or CradleCare Support.