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Скроменый эксперт
24.04.2012
2/10
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Don't buy it. Once or twice a week, it locks up and can only be restored to operation by removing power and re-booting. The problem is inherent, has existed for a long time, and will never be fixed by Cisco. You can prove this to yourself by a simple web search on "WRP400" - several forum discussions of the problem will appear on the first search page, going back several years.Don't buy it.
Скроменый эксперт
19.09.2011
2/10
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I've had this router for a few months now and it actually made me stop playing my 360 for about that long. I'd spent hours messing with all the settings, reading tech support forums, posting on forums, etc. and could never get my 360 to actually work well on the network. I just recently spent another few hours and kind of got my 360 working (only reason I care is I wanted to watch some Netflix) and it's giving me all kinds of issues again. I'm picking out a new router.Do yourself a favor, don't get this router. It does not play well with others and the range is pretty weak.EDIT: I was talking to another co-worker about this router and he told me that it was probably because it over-heated. I took a look at the interwebs about it, and sure enough, that very well could've been the issue. If you have this router and it's getting a bit hot, attach some of those pad things for chairs on the four feet to give it a little elevation and help with airflow. You should also probably dust under it once in a while since that stuff really holds onto the heat. I'm not changing my rating though, because that's a pretty bad design flaw.
Скроменый эксперт
05.02.2012
4/10
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I've had the product for 4 months then it died. It first just starting losing the connection with my router from time to time. I then pressed the reset on the back hoping to fix the dropped connection but the lights went off and never came back on.Update ** Don't apply firmware updateI had CISCO send me a replacement WET610. It worked great until I updated the firmware. The update was successfull but then it would not wirelessly connect to my network. This happened to the first one I had. This time I was able to reset it back to the original settings and now it's working again. I'll just leave it be and not apply the firmware update v1.0.05 build 4.
Скроменый эксперт
31.01.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
UPDATE: The whole problem turned out to be the bridge required a firmware update. It was available on the CISCO web site. Once I did that, the device was much more reliable. It would have been nice for someone to have been able to tell me that and saved me a lot of aggravation. I am not sure if this company sends software update notices to its registered customers, but that would be a good idea.Also, I have since replaced my wireless router with a much faster one, and any latency has all but disappeared. Actually, I had absolutely NO latency with this configuration until last night. First time I have had any pauses during streaming in several months.My previous frustration filled post;This device is the wireless Bridge recommended by Sony for their HD TV's that have internet capability. Although SONY has a configuration specific to this device, it does not work. It took me numerous configurations and reconfigurations of the TV/Bridge to get it to work. I had SONY on the phone while doing it for an hour one day. Their support people are great and try to help, but this device just continued to fail When I did finally get it to work, it worked well with few latency issues if any. When it failed the first time, it took me 2 days to get it to work again. After another week or so, it has failed again. This time no matter what I do, (Resetting router, putting it back to factory settings and reconfiguring. Over and over again mind you.) It does not work. TV will not recognize it. I contacted Sony, Cisco, my internet provider, even Netflix trying to seek advice on how to make this work. Everyone just gives you canned answers that DO NOT RESOLVE THE PROBLEM> Wost of all, no one takes ownership of the problem because of mixed vendor equipment.Take my advice. Save your sanity and blood pressure. DO NOT purchase this item. DO NOT attempt using this wireless bridge for streaming video.
Скроменый эксперт
10.03.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
I recently bought an LG brand LED-LCD and a Sony brand blu-ray player. Both take either a LAN connection or a proprietary dongle for wi-fi internet. Since neither of the devices support the new HDMI 1.4 feature of integrated internet in the HDMI cable, I could either find a way to wire both these devices or buy a wi-fi adapter for each. I opted to purchase this bridge to connect to my wireless router that sits upstairs hooked up to the cable modem. Then I could use a switch to hook up both devices.Installation via CD failed at the most important step...finding the bridge. I went into my router admin interface and saw that it was listed under attached devices as 192.168.1.4 and device name as "WET610N". I therefore loaded that address in a browser to pull up the admin interface for the Bridge (use pw "admin" and no username to get in). Once in, I plugged in the network SSID for my router, along w/ the security credentials needed and it showed successful. One final thing I did was to reserve the local address (192.168.1.4) for the bridge by specifying the MAC address shown on the attached devices page. I then unplugged the power/lan for the bridge, took it downstairs and plugged in the power to it. From there I plugged the ethernet cable into a switch (I just picked up a cheap Dynex 100MBit from Best Buy) and ran another ethernet cable from the switch to the TV. Turned the TV on and checked the Network section in the menu and it was able to connect successfully.Cable-modem->Wireless Router (Netgear)->Cisco Bridge->4 port-switch (Dynex)->HDTV (LG) .... success!I made a Netflix account and was able to stream HD programming without any issues!!! I will update this review when I have the blu-ray hooked up via the switch as well, but I don't anticipate any issues.
Скроменый эксперт
28.03.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
This review is really only relevant for Fios customers. I have fios and the actiontec modemn/wireless router they give you. For some reason, I tried the set up CD close to 10 times and it didn't work. But I figured out how to set it up very easily. You don't need the CD to do this.1. If you've been trying to set it up unsuccessfully, first hold the reset button on the back of the adapter for 20 seconds.2. Plug the adapter into the back of the fios modemn/wireless router (and have the AC plugged in to the adapter is on)3. It may take a minute to register. Then, in your browser, go to 192.168.1.14. Login in to your Fios account. I believe the default is SN: admin PW: password (if you can't get it to work, just hit the reset button on the back of your fios modemn/router and try again after it reboots)5. Look up the IP address of the adapter. It should only have a different last number(s) after the final period. The adapter is the one listed at Wet610n6. Plug the adapters ip address into your browser. This should take you to the adapters web page. I believe the default login is (if thats wrong, the instruction pdf on the cd has it): SN: leave blank. PW: admin7. Then, click on the wireless tab. Change it to manual. Put in your network's name. Then change security to WEP (WEP i believe is verizon's default, if you changed it to something else, obviously pick that instead) and then type in you wireless password (its whats on the sticker on your modemn/router if you never changed it.8. Hit save. It should process for a minute. Once it's done, you're all set. You should see the wireless light on the adapter lit up now. Move it to whatever device you want to make wireless.
Скроменый эксперт
31.03.2011
2/10
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Simply upsetting.Purchased device 5 weeks ago...Worked at it should for 4 weeks.After that thats where the problems begins.Constant rebooting itself, dropping the network, dropping connections, general failures.CISCO support is something horrible, seriously.After hours with them on the phone they don't want to issue RMA, they want me to pay them $9.99 for remote access to take a look on the router settings... I'm network guy, this is what i do every day...they just not hearing their clients...there is a PROMT that they have to follow, step to the left or to the right - they don't know what to answer...Its crazy, i have to pay for something after already paying 160$ for a router???? I've used $29 Belkin router for 4 years and never had even single tiny issue with it....~200$ device gives a hell...Third time today calling about RMA, same medication given to me all the time - can you check MTU, change channel on 5ghz settings, uncheck filter, lets upgrade firmware (which was done at first day of the purchase) etc...Goddamn, we did it already 10 times....Waiting for Amazon reply...if they will take it back or i can exchange it - i will never use CISCO for my home needs....Netgear WNDR3700 N600 all the way...Same advice to you...Although i do believe in possibility of "getting a lemon", its quite possible, sure...but just cause of their support, they way they "listening" you....Naw, never CISCO again...thanksUpdate:Amazon is simply Amazing. They issued RMA and already shipped new item for me withing 2 hours after speaking to them.Will have to give a second try to CISCO, don't want to take advantage of Amazon, they helped a lot any way.Will revise this review after few weeks.
Скроменый эксперт
06.05.2012
2/10
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Pro: This product was easy to install.Con: Sometimes stays connected for days. Other times, multiple disconnects per day.To reconnect, need to pull from USB port and reinsert.My system is Windows XP with latest SP and updates.From Internet searches, this appears to be a common problem.
Скроменый эксперт
22.11.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
I replaced an older Linksys router with a Linksys E1200, and needed an adapter for my Compaq 6910p Win XP laptop in order to take advantage of the N-band speeds .. or so I thought. The adapter does work, but I'm seeing the adapter randomly throttle anywhere between 52 and 130 Mbps. It eventually settles down in the 117-130 Mbps range, so at least it's falling on the hi-side. Signal strength is consistently flagged as 'excellent', so I can't complain there. No dropped connections, yet, but I've only had it for a few days now. The adapter does heat up quite a bit though. Not enough to melt the plastic case, but enough to be a bit disconcerting. I haven't used other N-band adapters, so there's nothing to compare it with. For now it does seem like a decent laptop adapter anyhow, except for the heat issue. I'd say 3.5 - 4 stars overall.
Скроменый эксперт
12.01.2011
10/10
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I've installed two of these routers now, and find that they both work very well.I am also using USB attached storage to convert these routers into Network Attached Storage units. Connecting and configuring disk drives was very straightforward with the web interface.The only issue is in Googling up the right site to describe how to convert the ISP's wireless DSL router into a DSL modem. There is no DSL connection on these routers -- only Ethernet and Wireless connections. If your ISP connection is DSL through a wireless router you will need to reconfigure the wireless router to act as a simple DSL modem and shut off the Wireless side. You will also need to make provision to manage the wireless modem. In my case AT&T provided 2Wire Wireless DSL routers. Routing had to be turned off and the wireless had to be shut down on the two wire device. PPPoE functionality moved to the Linksys E3000 units. The feed to the E3000 comes from an ethernet port on the 2Wire Gateway Router. To manage the gateway router (now DSL modem) a second ethernet connection is run from the 2Wire unit to a local network Ethernet port on the E3000.The good news is that the 2Wire units are no longer dropping DSL several times a day. Neither 2Wire Gateway router has dropped the DSL since the new routers were installed. Apparently the 2Wire Wireless Gateway routers aren't really up to acting as both DSL modems and Wireless routers. They work fine as DSL Modems.I wish the Cisco/Linksys documentation would clearly describe how to carry out the steps to use this router with an existing DSL Wireless gateway... Even as an experienced network engineer, I found the task of gathering the right information and completing the ISP Gateway reconfiguration somewhat daunting. This is definitely not a task to be undertaken lightly -- and certainly not an appropriate task for uninitiated users.
Скроменый эксперт
19.01.2012
10/10
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In a 200 year old historical building, the contractor installs coax under 4 inches of plaster for our local network. Can't easily or cheaply rip all of that out and will have problems with the local historical committee if we do. Need a way to run both a LAN and an IP Phone network in the building. Ordered some of these, put in a wireless router, synced them up, and installed all of my ethernet devices - works perfectly. Maybe it isn't what this was intended for but it gets my job done under abnormal circumstances so I am completely satisfied, as I usually am with Cisco products.
Скроменый эксперт
03.07.2011
10/10
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I bought the E3000 one year ago (sometime in July 2010) for $150.Pros:I've set up routers before, but I was shocked at how little came in this package--not to mention the 'aesthetic' of the design of the inside of the box. This indicated to me that Cisco has a great amount of confidence in their product, and thus far the router has actually met that expectation.- I lose signal only perhaps once or twice a week for a few seconds and I have never needed to power cycle (unplug, reset)!- Very fast wireless-N transfer speeds across our home network, nearly USB 2.0 speeds. I just clocked a single 1GB file transferring at 2 MB/s- I clocked a 12 GB wireless transfer of smaller files at 2.4 MB/s- Streams HD video from my PC to my PS3 with a TVersity media server seamlessly- My smartphone can pick up the E3000's signal from 100+ feet away (I actually measured this distance using Google Earth. The ruler tool is accurate to within a few inches). The furthest I've walked and still maintained a decent signal is 160 ft.Cons:- The E3000 gets pretty hot. Don't keep it underneath anything that traps heat. Regardless, it still works after one year and I've only turned it off a few times. I think the developers might want to reconsider their design to disperse heat better.
Скроменый эксперт
28.04.2010
6/10
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Плохо
I found the speed outstanding the short time it worked. Having located this at a smaller place than my last Linksys, I can't comment on the range increase it had over the old 2.4G models.The Cisco Connect basically doesn't work, so either be prepared to accept its simple minded approach (which includes an unsecured guest acct and a security system with a password that is complicated enough that it requires writing down, which of course negates completely its value as a password once put on paper) or be prepared to take the same steps you have always taken to set up your Linksys routers. Like most of the other reviewers I found the tried and true 192.168.1.1 url and manual setup the best way to get this up and running.Actually for intellectual exercise I decided to reset the router and reset the 192.168.1.1 to factory defaults and try and use Cisco Connect to clear out the unsecured guest acct that the goofus software had installed. Interestingly enough the Cisco Connect wouldn't work the second time either. Even worse it apparently set a new password and where it had previously given me this password so I could manually set up the router it wouldn't do that again. So I can't set it up manually.Therefor it goes back to Amazon. A shame as it isn't Amazon's fault that Linksys can't build a router interface that works.So I will edit this review to what it deserves....a zero.New edit a day later. Not being one to give up, I went to my favorite technical support forum (Google) and saw that a hard reset of the router requires a 30 second depression of the reset button, not 5 sec as I originally thought. After uninstalling the Cisco Connect software from both puters and doing a second but this time ultimately a successful hard reset of the router, I tried the Cisco Connect software for the 3rd time. (admittedly this was some 5 hours into my install attempt, so I gotta admit I was not thrilled at that point, but I kept going). This time the CC software worked. It actually moved from screen to screen and didn't freeze up. In fact at the last screen, which apparently I nor many of the other reviewers had ever reached, the CC software does give you the option of resetting the SSID and the password as well as the password of the guest acct which you can decide to use or not use. These simple changes made through the CC software will not keep you (or so they say) from using the CC software in the future. That part is claimed by Linksys, but I am very reluctant to change anything else now that it appears to be working and working well.So I will reedit the rating to 3 stars but will still leave setup rated at 1 star.Thank you for bearing with my tale of woe and ultimately successful installation
Скроменый эксперт
14.12.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
I just purchaed this router after returning a Netgear WNDR4500 that had internet connection issues. This router is so easy to setup and configure with the web interface. The only problem was the fact you have to save each page before leaving or the setting will be lost on that page. I was on the web in less than 10 minutes. The FTP server is also a nice feature with a connected USB drive. The signal strength is excelent in all areas of my house with the router in the basement. I had poor signal strength with a D-Link DIR-825 that this router replaced. The unit looks good and runs cooler than other Linksys routers that I have owned. This is definitely worth the money.
Скроменый эксперт
23.12.2010
10/10
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I have only been using the E3000 for about 24 hours now, but I felt it was necessary to post to explain about all the "issues" using the Cisco Connect software and the advanced Web interface at the same time.Simply put, it is possible. Simple google queries gained me the information I needed.First use the Cisco Connect software (I'm using version 1.2.10260.0) to set up your router (Firmware 1.0.03 build 2), then from the software choose Router Settings, which will give you the random password it set up.Then log in through the web interface, change all you need to change, including a new admin password.Then there is an xml file on your Program Files that you will need to edit (google to find the file path), input your correct password, SSID, wireless key, etc into said file. Then voila! You can now use both Cisco connect and the web interface at the same time!I am currently using both the Cisco Connect software to manage my guest network (which I turned off) and my parental settings (which I also turned off), but am able to set up advanced configuration items like port forwarding, unique SSIDs, wireless security settings, etc using the web interface.My problems with this are:1) It's a serious design flaw that you must manage this router in two places.2) Now I have my WPA key and router password in an unecrypted xml file on my computer. I REALLY don't like that.With that begin said, so far this router has fixed all of the issues I was having with my old DIR-655, speeds are great, range is great (better than my DIR-655 was), and now I have N running on 5.8 Ghz and B/G running on 2.4 with separate SSIDs!All my devices; XPSP3, Vista Ultimate, Vista Business, Android phone, Wii, Netbook, VOIP and more all connect flawlessly with much higher speeds and a connection that hasn't dropped or given me a problem yet.This has so far been a solid router and is highly recommended!
Скроменый эксперт
15.04.2011
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
Firstly: This product WILL NOT WORK with WPA or WPA2 keys that have spaces in them. It will refuse to connect and the interface (web or utility) will freeze when it tries to pull up the status of the device.Overall I'm happy with the device now that I have it set up and working. Getting there was much more of a pain than it should have been though. The included CD setup utility is easy but absurdly slow. The web interface is a much better choice if you are used to setting up wireless networks.Range appears to be lacking in the 5GHz spectrum; it is showing only a 30% signal strength at a location where my laptop indicates closer to 50-60%. However it doesn't seem to affect speed at all so as far as I'm concerned it is just fine. I also haven't experienced any trouble with the bridge dropping the connection. It seems very reliable.Speed wise the bridge is excellent. I see no difference between using the bridge or using the integrated wifi card on my laptop. Both hold 80-90mbps, which is really about all you can expect from an n network anyway. HD Video streams without a problem and transfers to and from my DVR go just as fast as they did using a 100mbps wired connection.So on the whole I'm satisfied. It is a good solution if you have a device that needs a wired connection (or multiple devices, just connect the bridge to an ethernet switch) in a location where running a cable isn't an option. Too bad it is so annoying to set up and has the WPA passphrase issue.
Скроменый эксперт
22.05.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
I have now had the router for 2 months and it's been a great purchase. I like many was a bit gunshy to get a Cisco router based on the reviews of this particular item, but in the end it's worked out (so far). I replaced a D-Link DI624 that we had for about 2 years. It was working alright however it didn't have N capability which our laptop and XBox 360 both had, and the router caused the VoIP phone service problems.Setup was easy - The Connect CD takes just a few minutes to install and just a few minutes more to connect to the internet. I am not the most tech savvy person but was able to maneuver through the software and settings quite easily. I also was able to set up QoS for the router so that the VoIP phone setup could take priority. The download and upload speeds were a marked improvement over the older router. It currently supports an iPod Touch, 2 Windows based PCs (both wireless, one G, one N), an Xbox 360 (wireless N), Sonos ZonePlayer 90 (wired), Ooma phone (wired), and DirecTV on-demand setup (wired).I didn't give it 5 stars as the upload speed, while faster than the older router, was still not where I expected it to be. I will keep playing with the settings until I can improve this. Also, the unit does run hot as others have noted. Thankfully it's in an open area where it gets proper ventilation (highly recommended).
Скроменый эксперт
16.01.2011
6/10
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Плохо
I bought this as a replacement for my Belkin Wireless N+ 802.11n Router (Black), as the Belkin seemed to have some stability issues, including problems maintaining LAN connectivity.Overall, I rate the Cisco E3000 as a great all-around router. It solved my issues with LAN stability. I like the usual Linkys/Cisco polished web interface for the configuration settings (I could care less about the Connect software). This router has nearly all of the advanced settings that I could want for my little home network (which connects several laptops, smartphones, televisions, game systems, IP cams, and HTTP/FTP servers).However, I would randomly experience over a 90% drop in my WAN speeds, from >20Mbps down to <2Mbps, which would last for a period of several hours. I troubleshot my ISP connection (swapped in my old Belkin and WRT54G routers) with no issues found, I checked that I had the latest firmware, I messed with uPnP, QoS, DNS, IP release/renew settings, I tried reboots and resets, I even elevated and re-oriented the router thinking it might be a thermal issue. Unfortunately, nothing seemed to determinatively fix the problem with the E3000, except for waiting a few hours. Searching the Cisco forums, I found that this same WAN speed issue is a common source of frustration for many other users. So despite it's otherwise good performance, this degraded WAN speed issue is a deal breaker for me, because my streaming video services become practically unusable.I've since returned the E3000 and exchanged it for a Netgear N600 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router WNDR3700. While the configuration interface is not quite as polished as Cisco's, it has some more advanced features, and its performance and reliability have been flawless for the few weeks it's been in service.
Скроменый эксперт
08.07.2011
2/10
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Ужасно
I have owned several Linksys routers including the WRT54G which worked extremely well, so of course I wanted to buy another Linksys, now Cisco product, especially as my experience with Cisco had also been good. When I got the E3000, the initial setup seemed to proceed fairly easily but after I successfully connected my laptop, phone, etc. to the router, in a matter of an hour or two they lost connectivity. What followed was many hours of technical support, including support in which the rep connected to my computer and configured the router. In every case the router would lose its settings after a short period of time, the longest being overnight, so I could not even log into the router to check its settings or connect my wireless devices. I purchased two replacement E3000 routers, both of which had the same problems, although in different degrees. Ultimately, after at least 4 to 5 hours invested in tech support calls, I gave up and bought a router from another company. It has worked without problems from day 1. Unless I hear that Cisco has improved its quality control, I will be very reluctant to buy another one of their products.
Скроменый эксперт
14.01.2011
2/10
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I am very biased toward Linksys/Cisco in a very positive way.I recommend, specify and install these products all the time.The E3000 is very easy to setup (either manually or automatically), very stylish and of course from a great company.Unfortunately that's where all my praise stops.My normal router is the Apple Airport extreme and I purchased the E3000 to replace it. Why? Because the Airport extreme is very lacky when it comes to features. No DMZ, no blocking websites, etc. So it seemed like a no-brainer to get this. Out of the box I set it up manually, very easy, got it running in 5 minutes. Why sitting in the same room with the router, it worked great. Although I didn't test the speed, it was noticibly faster than the Airport Extreme. This is where the problem comes in. If I moved more than 50 ft away, the signal dropped to 1 bar.After fiddling with a lot of the functions, mixed mode off, blah blah, I could still not get it over 1 bar unless I was very close to it. So I decided to give the automatic configuration a try. Very quick, easy and done.Same thing. More than 50 ft away was a no go. So at this point I decided to see if there was some newer firmware for this device. Sure enough there was a slightly newer revision on Linksys website. Downloaded, flashed and rebooted. Same problem, very short range. I was thinking of giving the tomato firmware a shot, but it got too late and didn't feel like doing it. It's in the box ready to be returned, the Airport express is back online and has a super range. I can live without the features if I have to, range is much more important to me. If could be a defective unit, but somehow I doubt it. Again this could be unique to my situation, but I was very disappointed in this one.
Скроменый эксперт
05.04.2012
8/10
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Хорошо
Logged into bridge, setup to my wireless network in manual mode in about 5 minutes - no problem at all. Connected to my DTV DVR - up and running in another 5 minutes. Wish they were all this easy...
Скроменый эксперт
11.03.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
This is a fantastic router!A friend of mine had an E3000 and said he bought his only after much review and research. I did the same and came up with the same results: Features, cost, and brand reputation all weighed out to find the Linksys E3000 would be my purchase. I have to say, I'm not a bit unhappy with it.Simultaneous dual-band (2.4 + 5ghz), a/b/g/n modes, gigabit switch, DD-WRT compatible, USB, plus a "guest" SSID to keep wifi guests from having access to shared network resources. Low-profile design means it fits in small areas too! :)The only problem is this router gets hot -- A check with the IR thermometer showed a surface temp of 61C, far outside Linksys' operational temperature range of 40C. It's not just mine; a Google search turned up plenty of people complaining of it being hot. But -- not a single report (that I could find) of heat-related failures. So, that's a good thing.I never experienced a problem with it while it was hot, it was just unsettling. So I came up with a USB-powered fan cooling solution that you can take a look at here:[...]Now the router is quietly cooled, down to 30C, and I'm not at all worried about it flaking out on me. Though I wonder if some of the heat-related issues are due to the DD-WRT firmware, as my friends was running stock Linksys and his was warm, but not as hot as mine (though I didn't have my IR thermometer, I could just feel the difference.) None the less, it was an inexpensive fix, and the DD-WRT firmware (especially on this router) is well worth investing in a fan.
Скроменый эксперт
01.06.2011
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
I bought this so we could stream Netflix in our living room (no wired option at all). Despite being only about 30ft from the base station (admittedly through 3 or 4 drywall/wood walls) the bridge never gets more than 2-3 'bars' worth of signal. ALL of our other devices get better signal even if they are further away. It took a LOT of 'move here' test it, 'move here', test it to get a solid 2 bars (and sometimes 3 bars) of signal.I HATE devices that require you to run through some dumb 'set up program' to use, and it turns out this is one such device. While AFTER it is set up you can remote into it and get *SOME* diagnostic info (like signal strength), I have yet to find a way to go into it's web interface and set it up manually.We had some problems initially with streaming video, but I think that was actually my router slowly dieing. So I'm not going to get into that much here, sorry. Since the router has been replaced we haven't had any connectivity problems, but it's only really been providing connectivity for the BluRay to get it's firmware updates.I used to install Wireless networks and I'm used to a LOT better performance than this bridge provides. For the price, and the 802.11n, it really should do a LOT better than it does.
Скроменый эксперт
10.04.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Needed to connect my WII to my wireless n network. Item was as described, nothing missing, couldn't be happier.Has been streaming netflix without buffering.
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