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Netgear DGN2200M Router/Modem Uncovered [New Router/DSL Modem From Netgear Has Backup 3G/4G Connectivity]
In: gadgets
14 Jan 2010
At CES last week, Netgear showed off the perfect solution for those times when you lose your DSL/cable connection. Their new hybrid DSL Modem/Wireless Router (model name: DGN2200M) will be able to connect to a 3G or 4G data network. In the event that your DSL connection drops, you’ll be able to connect to the cell network ‘as a backup’.
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3 Responses to Netgear DGN2200M Router/Modem Uncovered [New Router/DSL Modem From Netgear Has Backup 3G/4G Connectivity]
tw0cl0n3m3
February 14th, 2010 at 9:58 am
a cheaper way to do this is equip both computers with LAN Cards, use a 'cross' connection LAN Cable…
try visiting this nice step-by-step tutorial
http://www.leeindy.com/connecting_two_computers_using_crossover_cables.shtml
crazyaznsk8t3r
March 20th, 2010 at 10:50 pm
OMG I have the same problem with that modem/router and it's getting so annoying. Mostly everyones complaining about the dc problem. Try changing your wireless channel to see which signal you get best. I tried that and it kinda helped but I still have the dc problem. Maybe you can try disabling the router on it and get a better router. I'm gonna do the same thing and hopefully it stops the problem.
Tracy L
March 27th, 2010 at 1:14 pm
you dont need any software besides the printer software installed on all computers you will be printing from. when you set up the network it should ask if you want to connect to internet or to file sharing. of course the file sharing should get you set up to print from any computer on your network.