It would be used as a signal repeater wifi? You can change the MAC?
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Why would you want to attempt to change the MAC, as far as I know that is hardcoded in all machines and is unique. If you mean can you change it's IP address, then the answer is yes. Yes it can be used as a repeater. To be honest, given your question regarding changing MAC address, I think you may want to do more research on what you are trying to do. IIRC the Zyxel website has diagrams of various network configurations you can use.
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I don't know how to help you with WiFi. However for BlueTooth, you could get a different BlueTooth adapter. I got a Medialink USB BlueTooth adapter. You have to download Apple BlueTooth tools. Google "mac bluetooth hardware io tools".
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yes you can configure it as a repeater or a bridge so that it will give you a wireless signal of the same network or you can use it in router mode and you can share the internet and set uo a new network
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Yes it is a Wi-Fi antenna to any computer that does not have one. Not sure about the Mac
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It has the ability to be setup as a repeater, but that isn't the best use. In the best case scenario, it is a radio only. They sell a nanostation that can receive a wifi network and create an Ethernet port
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I don't see why not. I found the whole set up to be a bit less than stellar and decided to switch to Apple Airport Extreme and Express. It's much easier to use and much more reliable. plug and play and it just works. You can also use two expresses or three if necessary and they'll work together seamlessly as one big network.
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I do not know the specifics for the Mac product line, however, it worked with my Intel/AMD based PC that had an internal WiFi card. The operating system saw the Premiertek as a second WiFi card, loaded the drivers and activated the device as attached via the USB port. I would think the Apple OS would do the same.
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No. I just looked through all of the settings and did not see a place to change the MAC address of the router anywhere.
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I'm sorry I can't tell you that myself, since I've never owned a Mac. My own computer is a 9 year old Dell desktop, without a wifi card. So I first bought a medialink wifi adapter, a little thing which plugs into a USB port, and then the media link router which works very well and is relatively inexpensive. My contacts with medialink support staff have been excellent.Their phone is 856 216 8222, email is support@medialinkproducts.com, and website is www.medialinkproducts.com. You'll probably get your answer with one of these.
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Yes, I run it off of a Belkin WiFi router and it works great. It's a desktop but I can move it anywhere, since my internet is all WiFi. I bought a new Asus computer back in Dec. with all of the speed and memory you could want. Down side, Windows 8. I got so fed up with it I got the Mac. Still have allot to learn but it's much more user friendly then 8. Check with a Mac dealer to be sure but the new Lion OS system seems to work.
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Not really. You must use windows for set up and changes. Mac only works for reading info.
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Will this unit integrate with an older (5-6 years old) iMac G5, running OS X & allow for wireless networking in a small home ? Thank you for any help, my wife was given the iMac by a friend to help her with her teaching work. I have a Verizon fios wireless router upstairs, my wife wants this in the living room/kitchen, if that is any help ?
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I can't answer the questions as I have yet to really use the mac mini I ordered earlier this year. I have discovered that it does not have wireless capabilities. I have to purchase two pieces of equipment to use internet other than hard wiring it to the internet. You may want to ask another source.Thanks
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Yes you can. I use it now almost daily and I set it up to mirror my Mac. You can also use it as an extended screen
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All Wireless standards are the same. If your Mac supports wireless N or G for that matter this router should work. They are backwards compatible to older technology.
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Michelle, I would assume so. They have drivers for it and it's in the quick setup documentation. But I don't have a mac.
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Yes. By trying to use both you are creating an Ethernet loop. Ethernet is a point to point technology. Your router sees the same MAC address on two different links