Questions & Answers
- Model:
- EA6900
- |
- SKU:
- 2074009
Highly rated by customers for: Ease of use, Speed, Range
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Q: QuestionWith this Router do I still have to buy a modem?
Asked by Mr. Anderson.
- A:Answer Yes, as it is only a router, albeit an excellent and versatile router. However, I do not recommend getting a combination modem/router as those usually come with a weaker router.
Answered by Waelo
Q: QuestionWill this router support corporate VPN's
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes. I need to remote log-in to work using a VPN all the time, and I haven't had any issues.
Answered by straygator
Q: QuestionHow is this router for Xbox Live gaming?My son is probably 45 feet from where the router is located. Have a four-year old router now. Wondering if this choice will improve his gaming?
Asked by Rich Sobi.
- A:Answer It's depends on the speeds of your old router,
Answered by Meme
Q: QuestionREPLACING WRT54GLWILL I HAVE ANY ISSUES REPLACING THE OLD LINKSYS WRT54GL WITH THIS ROUTER?
Asked by FORKMAN.
- A:Answer We replaced Linksys E1550 and also replaced Comcast/Xfinity modem with Arris TM820G and connected to desktop with Netgear A6210 wifi USB adapter. Download speed went from 45-50 to 175-180 Mbps. Works great!
Answered by fisch5
Q: QuestionHow does it perform with Comcast internet?My current router flashes orange for internet frequently - I have to unplug, wait 5 seconds, and plug back in. Comcast also "cycles" my lights all the time "to provide me with better service". I'm wondering if getting a better router will eliminate these problems.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer It will work fine with Comcast. However, keep in mind that this may be an issue with your Comcast connection to the modem versus a router issue. If you Ethernet-connect a computer directly to the modem, you can see if the problem is originating BEFORE the router. Your modem lights should NOT cycle all the time to "provide you with better service". This sounds to me that your Comcast connection may need work. I have had Comcast for years now, and while yes, they will occasionally upgrade service which would re-set your modem, it absolutely should not be a regular/frequent thing.
Answered by PeteC2
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