
Work and play online with less interruption. This Linksys router comes equipped with technology that zeroes in on each laptop, tablet, smartphone and computer in your home, for a clearer, faster Wi-Fi signal every time you log on.
Q: Linksys - Wireless-AC Dual-Band Gigabit Router
A: I have windows 10 and it works perfectly. You might want to make sure your wireless card or network adapter is at the latest driver for optimal speeds.
Q: Will this work with comcast?
A: yes it does, i used it my comcast/xfinity modem
Q: Is this version 2.0 or 1.0 and exactly what is the difference between the 2 versions?
A: Version 2 makes changes to the hardware so that it follows current FCC standards. If you're asking solely for custom firmware such as DD-WRT, there currently isn't support for v2. You can tell the difference on the packaging if you look at the print above the UPC bar code. If it says rev B00, it's v2. If it says rev A00, it's v1.
Q: How does this compare to the Nighthawk r7800?
A: Way better UI and range. Download the manuals for both and google reviews for both. I have had both and I'm back to the Linksys. With any router I would recommends a 2 year Extended Waranty. anything longer is a waste as tech updates quickly in 2 years
Q: Will this work with COX cable ?
A: It should work with any Internet connectivity. If you have an ethernet port out of your Cox modem, you should not have an issue.
Q: how many computers can i have on this system
A: For the address space, you an assign pretty much 253 devices. e..g, 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.254 While the router only has 4 Ethernet ports, you can expand upon it by adding multiple switches. If you plan to scale things to a large number of wired devices, in addition to using local services which need a lot of throughput (e.g., a home server), then I recommend you go with more businesses oriented switches which offer many 1 gigabit ports, in addition to 2, 10 gigabit ports which you can use to connect the switches together, and avoid bottlenecks when multiple systems needs to access any servers that you may be hosting on the LAN. If you need more flexibility with how you address each system, as well as support more devices with the DHCP, then you will need to either set up a separate DHCP server, or run a 3rd party firmware with a more robust DHCP server.
A: Yes once you install you can get into the settings and change the password. I would recommend always doing this on any new install.
Q: Does this router support bonded DSL from CenturyLink?
A: This router will support any internet connection coming into it from a modem. The modem is the device that gets the signal from the wall, in your case from an RJ-11 phone line, possibly with a DSL filter, which plugs into the modem. The modem will then (or should) have another port, the RJ-45 ethernet jack that you can then run a Cat 5/5e/6 cable from into this router on the "Internet" or WAN port.