
Keep your Wi-Fi connection strong anywhere in the house with this NETGEAR router. Monitor your network with the NETGEAR genie app, keep track of your kids with parental controls, and use multiple devices simultaneously for downloading, gaming and more
Q: About how many devices can be connected on the Wifi and still run effectively
A: Well we have 2 laptops, 2 computers and 2 Ipads, also 1 LG phone and 2 Samsung phones and have no problems. And also play xbox on 2 different places. Hope this helps
Q: do you have cable modem & wireless router & telephone
A: Yes, this router works with internet and telephone simultaneously. I have the triple-play package (phone, internet, tv) from Cable Vision, and I am happy with this router's bandwidth/speed and performance.
Q: how many devices can connect to the wireless router?
A: Depends, but at the same time can be 15 or more
Q: Does this router have to be connected to a modem?
A: Yes, you must have a modem, which you'll get when you sign up for Internet service. You'll then get the signal to the modem, then connect the router. You'll also have to connect your laptop to the router initially, to configure it, set your wireless network name (SSID) and wireless password. You can then disconnect the cable, and surf wirelessly from then on.
Q: New Question: Using wired desktop and and Wireless Laptop with Netgear Wireless-N Router
A: Your list of connections are correct. Make sure to use the correct port from router to cable modem! A wireless laptop (or any other wireless device) can connect automatically IF the device is correctly configured to do so. This means naming your network on the router and setting up security. Use your desktop for these tasks. Files on one computer will not be visible ("shared") to other computers unless you specifically set it up to do so.
Q: I have dsl and wonder how yo hook up router to it?
A: Easy, connect the LAN cable from your DSL modem to the router! That's it!
Q: does this work with windows 7
A: Yes
Q: How to find you IP Address on N300 Netgear?
A: Start >>> run >>> type in "cmd" this will open a dos prompt. In that window type in "ipconfig" and hit enter. One of the values listed will be your ip on the local lan.