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3g Modems wifi router

tech · 2008-11-20 07:40:33

Is there anyway I can connect a 3G modem to a WIFI route so I can use wifi in the house?

20-11-2008 08:40AM

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Is there anyway I can connect a 3G modem to a WIFI route so I can use wifi in the house?

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#2 20-11-2008 08:33PM

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Search this forum for dovado UMR

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#3 24-11-2008 12:12AM

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have you used this? does anyone know any more I can use?

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#4 22-12-2008 12:50AM

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try this site http://www.draytek.co.uk/

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#5 22-12-2008 12:57AM

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There is also the Linksys WRT54G3G

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#6 22-12-2008 11:46AM

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Netgear, Dovado, Draytek, Dlink, Linksys. A couple of other smaller USB only modem versions too.

You need to check compatibility wotht modem you have as none of these can load Windows drivers. They have the various models pre-loaded.

Some take PCcard, some USB, some either, some (if using OpenWRT) can do USB via PCMCIA adaptor. Some PCMCIA or USB versions can take express cards (that are really USB) via adaptor.

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