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Question: Is there a connection to use a Ethernet cable to hard-wire connect to the router?
Document: I like the nonintrusive look of the device and was surprised to find it would work as a wireless router as long as you have it connected via an ethernet cable to an existing router. What I don't understand is why this doesn't use the same 5Ghz spectrum as models sold here on Amazon that cost less, for instanceNETGEAR 5 GHz Wireless-N HD Access Point/Bridge (WNHDE111).
HI All,The Netgear WN802Tv2 is an Access Point that is meant for an existing network that already has a router setup. In other words, you will need to have a wired or older wireless-g router in place before you can use this device for Wireless-N Connectivity.Basics first:Whats in the Box? Access Point, Ac Adapter, Ethernet Cable, Netgear CD, Quick Start guide, Warranty Card, and Stand.Setup:So begins the install and testing.
I chose this product hoping it would increase and extend my wireless modem/router signal.Let's start off by saying that the setup is a little bit tricky. Maybe all access points are the same way. This is my first. Once set up, I realized that the only place I could use this was close to my modem/router. I didn't want to run a long ethernet cable across the living room so I could access another part of the house.
They will then use the wireless network!Very flexible - this means you can EITHER hard wire the AP to your base, OR use it as a wireless repeater. It's compatible with B/G/N, so you have flexibility either way you go and no matter what kind of wireless devices you have in your house.NOTE: It does not support WPA security for wireless repeating - only WEP.
Note I said that the client loses its connection to the internet but it is still connected to the WN802T. The WN802T simply stops allowing traffic through to the network it is connected to. This happens with any client devices that tries to use the WN802T to connect to the internet (Kindle Fire, Windows Phones (versions 7.5 and 8), Surface RT, Windows 7 laptops and iPod Touch).
Fast through wireless with slower on the hard wire does not give 300 gigabit throughput.
I got this to improve my wireless network without having to rip and replace my cable modem, which is 802.11a/b/g. Gigabit Ethernet available to back haul the AP data sounds great, right? Well since I got this to open up more local airspace and improve throughput to enabling me to use a Blueray player with built in web apps like Hulu, VuDu, and Netflix as well as Pandora. Works great if it is only communicating between the Blueray player and the AP.
For my testing I installed the Netgear Wireless-N Access Point in my own home, as I already have a wired router on my network. Upon opening the package I found the following items included:-  Netgear WN802T Wireless-N Access Point- 12V Power Adapter- Ethernet Patch Cable (approx. 5 feet)- Plastic Stand- Installation Guide- Resource CD- Warranty and Registration PaperworkSetting up the new wireless access point was very straightforward.
Just connect it to an available ethernet port and wireless clients will have access to your network.PERFORMANCEHaving used a Wireless-G router/access point for the last four years, the difference in speed for file sharing, video work, printing, etc. on this wireless-N device is substantial and immediately noticeable.To test throughput I transmitted a 310 megabyte file from my desktop to my Macbook Pro using both this Netgear product and my older Linksys Wireless-G access point/router.
The description has too much detail..... and the other reviewers aren't being fair. The configuration is a little annoying..... here is what you absolutely need to know to make this work:1) It is set to a default address of 192.168.0.233. To connect to it you may need to make your computer have an address of 192.168.0.1 and then connect the cable.2) Leave the wireless settings on auto.
Answer: yes, there is one ethernet port on the device for putting it on your network.  the wifi access point needs to be connected to some other switch or router that's already on the network.