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Question: can you tell me what the FCC number is on the sticker. I am looking for ver 1.0 router
Document: This is the 4th router I have had. It is the only one worth having. Set up was a snap. The router is located in one end of my long one story house. I get a full signal in the garage at the extreme other end of the house and down in the basement through a ceiling/floor filled with water pipes and heating ducts. I simply have no complaints.
I upgraded from a Linksys G Router and am pleased with my choice.The unit has a small footprint and elegant appearance. The install took a little more time than I thought. Install instructions in the package would be helpful.All you do is plug in the thumb drive and install software and drivers. Open the instructions and follow the easy setup.I did have to reset my cable modem.
I bought the Cisco Valet plus to replace an aging Netgear wireless router that was starting to balk at [...] and a few other useful sites. The Valet comes with PC and Mac software for installation which I did not use. Instead I used the browser based software which works but does not seem to allow configuration of some of the more advanced features of the product like "guest access". Other than that I like the router so far and it worked flawlessly for a month.
I've been setting up home networks for years and I'm familiar with most of the ups and downs. When Cisco introduced an "easy" to configure router I thought it would be a wonderful boon for me and humanity... finally a "plug and play" network in which the network configuration can be done at one central location and then the setting effortlessly copied to the other computers. I didn't work out that way.It arrived - I actually spent time to read the instruction (they're brief).
*NOT* what I had paid for.I finally solved the problems - first, the CISCO Router (formerly Linksys) assigns its IP addressed in a non-standard fashion. This sounds weird - but this works: Turn the Router OFF - restart the CABLE MODEM and quickly after the modem "POWER" light comes on *BUT BEFORE* the "ONLINE" light comes on - turn on the Cisco router. The Cable modem will then discover a 'new' device and accept it.
Some modems have a small battery which means it may take several minutes to erase old settings.Compared to the manual setup procedures, the Valet is a piece of cake.After you establish connection, you can change your network name, password, and guest settings.Now the most important feature. Reception.The new router makes a big difference. My home is a 2 story 2200 sq ft home. The router is located in an upstairs corner of the home. I get a strong signal throughout the house.
This router is extremely ease to set up and get running. The  easy setup key USB plug in does all the work of setting up and that's great.
If you can't install this, either there is a problem with your computer, or you're doing something terribly wrong. Great product for n00bs and experts who don't need a complicated setup or dual frequency router! This is the best choice too, as it gives you the gigabit speed (the regular Valet does not), without the extra price that the E3000 has on it.
If you know the basics of home networking this is a GREAT ROUTER. If you are asking the Valet to configure you system look somewhere else.I've noticed the prices on these things dropping (and several bad reviews) - it's good hardware. This is basically a strong modern router (circa 2010) but the software, while beautiful, is worse than useless - it can/will destroy your home network.
I hate having to add more and more software to my computers. It just seems to slow them down over time.
Answer: Hi, boohornFCC ID  Q87-M10IC 3839A-M10