Does it have "Client Mode" to connect to existing Wi-Fi, then provide internet (via ethernet) to a device that only has ethernet port (no wireless)?
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The ethernet port on this device is for input only. However, if your device has a powered USB port, this ASUS device can be used as a WiFi "dongle" (in addition to its primary use as a router).
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Yes. Its just to connect your device I.e. computer to an existing wireless network via a router and internet provider.
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It doesn't provide wifi *at all*. This is a DSL modem for hooking other stuff up to the Internet. What you're looking for is a wireless access point (WAP). These days they usually come integrated with a switch (4+ Ethernet jacks for connecting things without wifi or that run better over wires - you may want this), and a router (key feature is DHCP, which hands out addresses to devices - you probably need this).If you don't have an Internet connection, or you do but you already have something to hand it off to other devices, you don't want this modem/router.
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Yes, it has 2 Ethernet port for wired devices. I used it in the wifi client mode to connect my Ethernet (wire-only) printer to the wireless network.
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Yes it does, but you don't need it. I checked in DHCP for whatever IP the device got and used a browser to connect.
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It is wireless, does not require Ethernet. However, initial Ethernet connection can be done and then used wirelessly.
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Not sure exactly what you're trying to accomplish. Does the router that it's sync-ing with have wireless capability? I would assume the router doesn't have wireless thus the need for this AP and connecting it to the router via an Ethernet. HOWEVER, the basic answer is that this device will use the Ethernet port to connect to the Router.
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Yes. This is just an adapter that provides you with the ability to connect to an ethernet/intranet/LAN. I used it to connect to a DSL & cable modem when there was no wireless signal available and the wifi turned off.
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No There is not, I plugged a wireless USB device into the front to gain remote access to the internet. There is a LAN card for a direct Ethernet connection to the internet though.
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no it don"t have ethernet port..but it has wifi and usb port to connect a external ethernet to it..for the static haven't set one up yet.
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I had the same question, and so far from exeriments the answer seems to be no. Specifically if you set it up as a wireless client, it will act as a hub rebroadcasting wireless (on a new SSID) to other wireless clients, but it doesn't allow access from a 'wired client' connected to the ethernet socket.. (Which is a shame). Wonder if this might be fixable with a firmware upgrade? Would make the box even more useful...
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No. It is essentially and Ethernet splitter. I have a Ethernet line run to a room in my house from my router, this allows me to connect multiple devices to that Ethernet line instead of a wireless connection.
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No. It needs to be physically connected to an Ethernet port either through a wall jack or another router.
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Yes, it have an ethernet port. you can connect it to Internet and download free applications and actualizations from ubuntu "repositories"
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Yes, I'm looking at it and it does appear to have an ethernet jack, but I've only used the built-in wifi very satisfactory
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As said, it connects to your existing wi-fi connection. However, it does have a LAN port as well so in the future if you ever do want to run a ethernet cord to it you can. I have mine connected over wi-fi about 125' from the router (only going through one wall) and the signal strength is perfect.
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No you cannot connect to ethernet. you can connect to WIFI only. This is a portable device why would you tie it down with a cable?