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Question: Will This Router work with My Arris Tm 722 modem?
Document: I'm sure this is a good router... It's just that I have yet to be able to get it to work for what I wanted it to work for. I want to be able to bridge my U-Verse Motorola modem and use this as the router but I just couldn't get it to work (and I followed online instructions for bridging the Motorola) so I don't know if this router doesn't like that kind of connection or if I was missing something.
While our issue turned out to be a modem problem rather than a router problem, we are keeping this router, as it's much nicer than our old one. Reasonably priced, arrived next day as advertised.
So, I owned this for a month and had to send it back. I've come to the conclusion that my problems might have been the result of my DSL modem and not the router. Boy, I hate AT&T. But the only way for me to get 100% support for my internet connection was to buy a combination router/modem from them.
I picked the WD router because is I've known their products to be dependable while my old router kept dropping wifi without warning. It took some figuring out how to turn my 2wire router into just a modem. But once that was done, setup was a snap. It helps that it works really well with my WDTV Live & PS3
This router is easy to setup. Although instruction booklet recommended 192.168.1.1 as the set up page, that address was used by my ADSL modem and the setup page was automatically switched to 192.168.6.1. I had to find that address by going into Windows network setting.
My time on the Internet had become more frustrating with massive slowdowns, unexplained drops, and general unsatisfactory service. So I gave some thought about upgrading by connecting a more powerful and faster router to my modem to at least pick up consistent speed.So I turned to the "My Net N600" 300 + 300 Wi-Fi speed HD dual-band router by Western Digital.
Bought this as a very basic router for my daughter to use with a cable modem. It worked out of the box and seems to be pretty fast, has good range and no initial problems. The customization software is easy enough to use and gives good information. If there are no further problems (dropped links, etc) I will upgrade this review to 5 stars. Just what I was looking for - a basic router that works, out of the box.
This is another of those devices that is simple to connect and so basically plug and play. Just connect the power supply and then connect your modem via the Ethernet cable provided and connect all your devices into the Ethernet ports. You then put the installation CD into your drive and follow the prompts. The software will check that you are doing everything correctly and it will update the firmware of the router. Once you have everything installed correctly then you can go to the dashboard and customize your system.
Changing the router default username and password was not self evident and required some digging around in the Advanced Settings page to find it under Admin. In upper left hand corner, it notifies you of firmware upgrade, which was very easy to do.Once setup, the router performed well, with not very long, but decent WiFi range and no dropped connections. So far, in 2 weeks of use, it has not required resetting modem and router.
Apple used to have the jingle &#34;it just works!&#34; and it's amazing how the opposite of that applies to this WD-branded 802.11n router. The setup was easy, but to my dismay, neithe the 2.4Ghz band nor the 5Ghz band, the one with MIMO features, had much power! I hooked this up to my 4-year-old AT&T 2Wire modem-router. I went downstairs.
Answer: There's no reason why it shouldn't.