Airwave broadband what wireless router satellite

Hypnose · 2010-03-19 12:34:55

Hi Just wondering what router I should get? Bought a belkin N one for cable but it won't work needs two leads from modem to go into in and my one e only has one hope someones knows thanks:):):):)

19-03-2010 01:34PM

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Hypnose

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Hi
Just wondering what router I should get?
Bought a belkin N one for cable but it won't work needs two leads from modem to go into in and my one e only has one
hope someones knows thanks:):):):)

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#2 21-03-2010 07:37PM

wazzoraybelle

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I have an apple airport router for my airwave , I presume it would work with pc.

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#3 23-03-2010 12:57AM

Satts

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Airwave sell routers and would configure it for you.

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#4 25-03-2010 12:03AM

dahamsta

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Any router will work with Airwave, their connection is delivered via Ethernet.

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#5 25-03-2010 12:14AM

Nonoperational

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We have airwave at my parents house and any router at all will do the job as long as its not a dsl modem/router.

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#6 08-04-2010 10:05PM

TomasH

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I have a TP-Link TL-WR1043N it has 802.1b/g and n (300M). Got it from Komplett at a fraction of the cost of a d-link or belkin. Works a dream with Airwave. It also has a usb port on it which the Airwave connection needs as it uses power over ethernet to drive the dish/antenna.

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