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Question: I presently have a Netgear FVS338 VPN router, and all my computers are hardwired in.  Can I plug the 4500 into my 338 so I can still use my VPN?
Document: I purchased the n900 (wndr4500) router to replace an aging dlink dgl-4500. I have to say to dlink's credit the dgl-4500 has been bar none the best router i have ever owned and may end up back in service if the netgear n900 doesn't get its bugs worked out. I used to swear by linksys products; until cisco took over and honestly I have never experienced a worse bunch of routers (I've gone thru 5 and still use 2).
With this router I can connect all my computers and devices and still have plenty of bandwidth left over for more. The only issue I have is the interference I get with my wireless headsets. If your a gamer and need more bandwidth for your online games this router is perfect, but if you use wireless headsets you'll get a lot of interference so switch to corded headsets. Preferably the Astro A40's.
I read all the negative reviews here but I decided to get this router anyway as I have had good luck with netgear in the past. It was very easy to set up. I was able to plug in my external hard drive and my printer and access them from any of my computers. I'm very satisfied and I have not had any trouble with the router. Also, my TV and laptop in my basement now have full bars. They only had one or two with my old router.
It is only suitable for use as a single wireless router in a small area without bridges or access points UNLESS you can hard wire the locations. Well!! If everything needs to be hardwired why get a wireless router in the first place? I am sending these turkeys back.Netgear N900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (WNDR4500)
I build customer computers for a few select clientel (I'm retired) and this particular router has had me thinking it would be the star in the systems I provide, which usually are a host of wireless clients, some hardwired Ethernet, some HDTV's that stream movies, and Various other items, including NAS, game consoles, iPods, etc. The good ratings are almost enough to make me want to tell my clients to buy it - I'll figure it out.
This is by far the fastest and most reliable router I've used to date. Setup was a snap, Hardwired and Wi-fi 5G are smoking fast, Customizing options are modern and easy to use.I'm a PC enthusiast, everything has to be fast, especially my network. Streaming Blu-ray content across my house or short data backup times are a must. Previous models or other manufacturers could not perform this task without lag issues, no problems at all with my N900.Highly recommended,Great job Netgear.
Previous issues with forwarded ports failing to open on the internet and other such BS was nonexistent with the 4500. It did what it was told the minute is was connected to our network, just like any quality piece of wireless technology should!I have always been a big fan of third-party firmware such as Tomato and DD-WRT, but I must say the the NetGear factory firmware (Genie) is a pleasure to use and offers all the features I need from my main router.
The Netgear wireless router is by far the most reliable, most secure router on the market today, I install a lot of wireless router and by far the Netgear is the best, the range of the is also outstanding.The set up on the router is very easy to do my 11 year old son have done it before, everything is color coded for ease of use it basically just plug and play.I also like the app you can download to your phone you can check your network at anytime...
Practically a plug and play. Although I can't say for sure, it seems like you don't need to even install the printer drivers as well since I never see my Brother MFC icon pop up like before when it usually does when I print. Just the Netgear Share USB notification.In accessing the router directly, the Netgear Genie UI is very easy to use. All the categories were neatly organized with a set of Basic Options for the beginners and Advanced Options for the net vets.
Extremely easy installation (makes the rule in Plug N Play) and had this up and running and my old router set us as an access point in under 10 minutes. But to really put it to the test, I loaded 3 windows of random Youtube videos on 2 computers each and 1 on the third while browsing one tablet at the other end of the house.
Answer: There are 4 ports plus the uplink port.  You shouldn't have any problem - however, if you going to use the 4500 as a bridge, you're probably not going to get the 5G speed.