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Скроменый эксперт
09.09.2011
10/10
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works as stated ,Fast shipping. I'm using this on a media device and connectivity is very good. 5 bars all the time. I'm happy will recommend to anyone.
Скроменый эксперт
11.04.2011
6/10
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Плохо
The modem/router downloads/uploads faster than the standard AT&T box that they send out with a DSL account. They only lasted about two years and this third box was getting dodgy so I switched to NetGear. I would have preferred one from Cisco - that one is super-easy to install on a Comcast cable network (but since I don't have Comcast at this location . . . ) The NetGear manual was not very helpful and the web interface setup was too cryptic - they assume the user is very knowledgeable. The packaged CD for installation was useless on the Mac even though it booted, eventually. Overall this box is a better wireless modem/router than the standard thingy from AT&T.
Скроменый эксперт
01.09.2011
2/10
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Ужасно
Not at all clear how to get support. Since the SN was scraped off, the mfgr won't help. If there's another support process due to the refurb it's not clearly identified.
Скроменый эксперт
22.08.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
I got it for Danny who lives on second floor so he could get a signal from a WiFi router on first floor . . And it works really good for him Any system will pick this up and use it Linux, MS crap, and MAC
Скроменый эксперт
26.05.2010
2/10
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I was unable to configure using the CD so I called Tech Support. I could not understand the 1st Tech so I called back and talked to a 2nd Tech. He went through his chart with me 5 to 6 times, over several hours. (Apparently unaware that one of the signs of insanity is repeating the same action over and over and expecting a different result.)Finally he said: "I am unable to solve the problem". I asked if there was someone there who could help. He said a "Senior Tech" might be able to solve the problem. I asked if I could speak to the Senior Tech. His reply was (verbatim quote) "I WILL NOT ALLOW YOU TO SPEAK TO THE SENIOR TECH until you have called AT&T and verified that there is no problem with their line. (Exactly how he would know whether or not I actually called AT&T is a mystery.) I called AT&T and verified that the line was working fine. I called back (3rd time) and was granted permission to talk to The "Senior Tech". He suggested unplugging and replugging items as he muttered various imprecations (mostly incomprehensible although I thought I heard "Feng Shui" mentioned). We finally got the lights to come on and I was promptly abandoned by Netgear's Tech Support.I was unable to access Youtube via my wireless LG BD 590 DVD Player.I then spoke to the very courteous Tech Support at LG including 1 tech, a "super tech" and a supervisor. The eventual unanimous opinion was that The Netgear DGND3300 appeared to be incompatible with The LG BD 590.Please note that it was very simple and easy to access Youtube and Netflix via the LG BG590 using the AT&T 2 Wire Modem/router. A more knowledgable PC user might have more success but I certainly wouldn't recommend this modem/router.I explained the above to Amazon and they refunded my purchase price.
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04.11.2008
8/10
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Хорошо
I tested the Netgear WNR 2000 router on this setup:iMac G4, system 10.4.11 (wired)Safari 3.1.2 web browserDSL broadband---iPod Touch, first generation (wireless)PlayStation 3 (wired & wireless)Sony Vaio laptop (wired)Apple iBook laptop (wireless)Setup:*Setup and configuration on my iMac was fairly easy, even though the Netgear setup Wizard is not available for Macs. All I had to do was insert the "Start Here" CD-ROM and click on an HTML document. After that, I followed the basic step-by-step setup instructions by accessing the router through a web browser.*However, a key thing that made setting up the router simple was that I already had my computer configured to use a wired DSL router. Somebody setting up a router and a network for the first time might need more help, especially Mac specific help, than the CD-ROM offers.Pros:*The router is quite compact and doesn't have any external antennas.*The power adapter is Energy Star certified and has a slim profile. Anybody using a plug strip will appreciate the adapter's small footprint.*Each time the router is turned on, it automatically checks for firmware updates.*All the critical information for running the router is printed on the back panel (MAC address, default login name and password, security PIN). The back panel also has a power on/off button, which is an unusual--and appreciated--feature for a router.*According to the Shields Up firewall checking website (grc.com), the built-in firewall is set to complete stealth mode by default.*Most of the instruction screens that are part of the web browser-based configuration function are clearly written and easy to understand.Cons:*The Ethernet ports do not support gigabit Ethernet.*There isn't any way to change the login name used to configure the router (it is easy to change the password, however).*It took me some trial-and-error to figure out how to restrict wireless access to the router using MAC addresses. Neither the documentation nor the web browser interface help screens were much help.*The status lights glow either amber or green. Unfortunately, the amber color can be difficult to distinguish from the green without looking closely at the router.Operation:*No problems with the wired connections to my DSL modem, desktop computer, PS3, and obsolete Sony laptop.*No problems with the wireless connections to my iPod, PS3, and an old iBook. I surfed the Web and used various web applications on the iPod and iBook. On the PS3, I did some downloads from the PlayStation Store and played Resistance 2, Pure, and Burnout Paradise online.*I live in a densely populated area (both people and WiFi networks) and the router seems to be effective at both avoiding interference and maintaining contact with whatever is connected to it. However, I don't know how well the router would perform in a multiple story house or apartment.Bottom line: The Netgear WNR 2000 is a good router for basic WiFi connections. If you are a Mac owner and don't feel comfortable setting things up without some handholding, you might want to consider an Apple Airport instead. Also, power users who do a lot of video streaming, connect multiple computers to WiFi, require gigabit Ethernet ports, or want an extremely strong signal with maximum range may want to consider Netgear's RangeMax routers.------Update (January 2010): I am now using this router with an i7 iMac running system 10.6.2 without any problems.Update (March 2011): Still running without any problems. Now using system 10.6.6 .Update (December 2011): No problems to report. Using system 10.6.8 now.Update (May 2012): Just began using a different router. The WNR 2000 router provided 3 1/2 years of service without any problems. Nicely done, Netgear.
Скроменый эксперт
15.02.2011
2/10
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Ужасно
I'm on two devices inside of one week and the second is no better than the first. The problem is the same between them, and repeated by others here. Basically, the wireless router provides IP address to all your home devices through a service called DHCP. For whatever reason, the DHCP server inside this wireless router is flaky. A device will link (wirelessly) to the router instantly, but will have to wait 30 to 120 seconds before being issued an IP address. Most routers do this in a faction of a second, and some computers freak out if it takes more than a few seconds.So this one is going back to the store, and unfortunately I'm going to start avoiding Netgear; I have a wireless-g router from two years ago which overheats every few days (it looks just like this, except it's white) but couldn't return so it sits as an emergency spare.
Скроменый эксперт
21.04.2010
8/10
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Хорошо
This is a reasonably priced single band (5 GHz) bridge and Access point. I am using this as a wireless bridge. There are few other competing products in this area from Linksys (WET610N) that supports dual band but cannot be used as an access point and has only one Ethernet port. The second product is from D-LINK (DAP-1522) which has four gigabit ports, can work as an access point and a bridge. The price for both these devices is much higher then the Netgear WNHDE111.I have paired it with Netgear WNDR3700 Router. Setup was very easy, I just pushed the WDS button on both the router and bridge and within a minute it was all setup. But it was a pain to optimize this thing so it wouldn't drop connections every few minutes. The firmware support page does say under known issues something like "in high traffic environments the bridge drops the connection and reconnects itself occasionally". I believe I don't have a very busy traffic in my home. I do have my router on second floor and my bridge on first floor at the opposite end. The signal does have to travel through a wall. The first problem was range on 5 GHz router and to improve that you need to play with additional channels on your router to see which one gives you the best signal. It turned out channel 157 on my router is it for me. Now I get consistent 70 percent and above signal on my bridge. But, the bridge would still drop connections at a very high rate. Changing the setting to 20 Mhz after a lot of experimenting with different values fixed the issue. The throughput now is around 38 Mbits which should be good to stream two HD quality video streams. Once setup properly for your situation, it works without any issues. I have tested this setup by streaming six of my DVD's and did not see any issue. Very happy with the purchase now. I bought it from Amazon for $41 refurbished with shipping included.
Скроменый эксперт
02.07.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
Range is good, set up is easy, had some problems trying to get my hard drive full of movies to work through the network but was able to get it done with some help from an IT friend. lots of lights as others mentioned but mot of my network stuff is in a closet so that didn't matter to me. only had the product for about a month now and will update if I have any issues.
Скроменый эксперт
06.05.2011
6/10
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Плохо
I bought this to replace my ATT 2wire 8701 modem/router. I hooked up last night and have already hooked my old one back up. The description does not tell you have to assign each wireless device to one one of 4 ports. I have more than that in the house. 2 cell phones, Dish box on wireless, and three computers on wireless. Plus a wifi thermostat. My 2wire DSL from ATT works just fine with all of these. The netgear does not. It is going back. I bought it for speed also, but found no difference from b/g to N on the internet. Also gets very warm.
Скроменый эксперт
18.01.2011
2/10
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Ужасно
I have had this router for about 2 years, bought new. I have used 2 different service providers, one with DSL and one with Cable. This product was the common denominator in the constant problems I have with my wireless internet connectivity. It is a piece of junk. I first noticed problems after owning for about 10 months, and called their AWEFUL service center which is clearly outsourced to India. The reps and supervisor I spoke with troubleshot my problem with disregard, then concluded blamed the problem on my service provider. After going around and around with diagnostic checks, 2 service calls to my house, etc... with Time Warner (whose customer service sucks also), it was clear that the problem had to be the router. By this time I was just past the 12 month warranty on the router, and supervisor in India couldn't have cared less about my previous complaint and explained that the warranty did not apply.
Скроменый эксперт
15.03.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
I purchased a new netgear router and this USB adapter. The router installed flawlessly on my Win 7 64 system BUT the adapter would not install. I even tried selecting the Update software option as my computer was still wired to the router. The installation software checked the web and said the CD had the most recent version. I called NetGear tech support and found out that the CD did not have the most recent version. Once I downloaded the new version, everything worked perfectly. Netgear support was patient and, after an hour on the phone, still waited for me to restart my computer, without the wired connection, and made sure I had a good internet connection. Netgear tech support is the reason I gave this 5 stars.
Скроменый эксперт
21.05.2011
8/10
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I got a new computer and wanted to move this one to a place in the home where there isn't a jack and the computer had no wifi. This usb does the trick. Had a couple times where it wouldn't work and we just unpluged it and rebooted and it worked. Not sure if that is from Microsoft or this, but happened seldomly and I don't think it has happened for quite a while now. I would buy this product again and recommend it to those looking to get an older computer onto their network at home.
Скроменый эксперт
23.08.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
I'm glad that one of my co-workers told me about this product he was correct about the Range Max 150 it has been one month and I have no complaint's about it.
Скроменый эксперт
24.02.2011
6/10
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Плохо
I bought this "gateway" to replace one supplied by AT&T (2Wire). The DGND3300 is feature rich and I did not find setup too difficult, although I must confess to being a neophyte at wireless networking. This gateway is supposed to be energy conserving. Though I am unclear as to whether this is a marketing gimmick or some feature of the device that "powers down, I do wonder if this explains fluctuations in signal strength? I have a Netgear repeater (downstairs) that loses signal to the gateway (upstairs). This necessitates a hard reboot of the repeater about twice a week. Using a laptop downstairs, I notice that when the repeater has lost its signal acquisition (red light) that if I then attempt to connect to the Netgear Gateway, the repeater reacquires a signal.
Скроменый эксперт
18.04.2011
8/10
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The Ethernet cable ports work fine. But initially had wireless connection problems - real flaky, and unreliable. Contacted tech support and fixed it.If you have wireless problems, try changing the channel in wireless settings to another fixed channel. I changed it from Auto to 11 and it cured the problem. Then click "Apply".The tech support is real pesky about "registering" your product, wanting your name, address, email, etc. I refused. We are overwhelmed with junk email and postal mail advertising. We are getting on in age and the recycling gets heavier each time to take out.
Скроменый эксперт
08.06.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
After trying other range extenders and not being satisfied, I tried the Netgear Range Extender as a last resort before wiring the house. My wifi is set up at one end of the house and cannot get wifi at all in the kitchen and very low reception at the far end of the house. This range extender gives me 3 bars no matter where I am in the house. It is a fantastic product and by far the best on the market.
Скроменый эксперт
25.03.2011
8/10
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RESPECTFULLY''I would like to take the time to correct a response/statement/review...after some difficulty with communication I would like to say how impressed I was to find this sellers willingness to help and accomadate (forgive my spelling)me with fixxing any difficulties I was haveing w/my order..so please forgive my abruptness,forgive my negative review,...ect.they were even kind enough to attempt to call me(I am in the mountains of northern california and cellular service is equally difficult up here)toI believe see what could be done to assist me.as a wounded veteran I respect and am pleased for the efforts.all my best----> 1stLtntKenney E.Sills O-2
Скроменый эксперт
10.07.2011
2/10
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Read the title. Even with the latest versus of Netgear's drivers or the Windows 7 plug and play drivers, this adapter causes consistent bluescreens whenever the network is under load. I suspect the hardware is defective. There are dozens of other wireless adapters out there - buy one of them.
Скроменый эксперт
17.03.2011
10/10
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Replaced my ISPs Zhone modem with this one and it works fantastic. Shaved 10ms of my ping tests and a definite improvement in online COD games.QOS controls works very well especially for online gaming. I have not tried streaming HD on the 5ghz band but so far on the 2.4ghz band no issues with my WDTV Live.Recent firmware adds vpn endpoint features. Generally more features here than the Cisco\Linksys or Asus ADSL modems that I had looked at before making my purchase.Interface very easy to understand and use, more responsive than the Linksys' interface probably because the processor is faster on the Netgear.Has not dropped an adsl connection since I installed it almost 3 weeks ago.
Скроменый эксперт
29.06.2010
8/10
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Хорошо
I just picked up this router a few days ago for a new laptop. My current set up is with AT&T dsl and other routers I tried did not mesh well with this system. Either they would drop the connection or download speeds were extremely slow. The set up on this router was a snap; just pop in the disk and the program walks you through the rest. The connections are color and symbol coded which makes set up easy for those new to wireless routers. Initial set up took about 8 minutes from start to finish and my laptop recognized the connection immediately. So far, I have no complaints regarding performance. The unit powers up and makes connections in under a minute. Speeds are comparable to a wired connection and I have not experienced any dropped connections.Both the router and the power brick are small and stay cool. While the unit is constructed primarily of plastic, it feels solid and doesn't look cheap or like a toy. There is a small power button located on the back of the unit which can be located easily by touch. The front panel is silver with multiple small indicator lights in green and blue and while they are a bit bright, they serve the function in which they were intended. The antennae is small and can be adjusted or folded down so it is flush with the unit. While I haven't had time to really test connection at a signficant distance from the router, the signal strength is strong throughout the house.Overall, I have been pleased with this router so far. The price point is excellent and set up was considerably easier than several other brands I tried.
Скроменый эксперт
21.04.2011
4/10
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Purchased this device with another Netgear device(same type just without wireless) to perform a site to site vpn as well as manage my network. I had some stability issues with this device as well as the VPN would almost always drop. Most of the time I had recycle the device to get it back. I eventually had to replace these devices as they where not meeting my needs. I had contacted netgear support there response was to reapply the same firmware and test again. Eventually gave up and purchased Zywall's to replace these and am extremely pleased with them.
Скроменый эксперт
16.08.2010
2/10
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I bought this as a replacement for the DG834 which finally stopped working after the phone line got struck by lightning... In many ways the DG834 was superior - even with the 834's tiny external antenna, it far out reached the DGND3300's - DGND3300's wireless coverage went up and down and was not very consistant even though the device was stationary. Other reviews that claim the 3300 worked are probably accurate, but they must of been talking about "ideal" working conditions - like same room. Clearly this device is NOT IDEAL for traversing walls of any significance or frequency - you cannot replace an external antenna with an internal antenna and expect similar or better results - this is technically impossible!Also didn't like DGND3300 configurations for "guest" - seems needless and confusing and overall, the device ran much hotter than the DG834. In terms of DSL modem based wireless routers, there are very few choices out there that perform as advertised. The only one I'd rate highly is the DG834, beyond that, the products out there lack its effective range and features.UPDATE: I ended up buying the Actiontec 300 Mbps Wireless-N DSL Modem Router (GT784WN) which has both DSL modem and wireless N. I've got to say, this is the best wireless router with a DSL modem I've seen. Rock solid, very good reach, and easy setup. Still runs a little warmer than I'd like, but beyond that a very good choice.
Скроменый эксперт
12.06.2011
4/10
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If you disable DHCP you can turn it into a great wireless switch but you need a router between it and the internet. I use a cheap Vonage router and it works much better than the FVG318. FVG318 has constant bugs, "cable disconnected" repeatedly on all computers, no Windows 7 on the one I bought, can not get to many popular sites, silly. Crap...but a great dumb switch.
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