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Question: Will a regular phone jack plug work in this modem/router. I have att 6.0 speed dsl service. I am not familiar with  ADSL....thanks
Document: i used this with att dsl 6.0.  it did connect but dropped connections at random. as much as 4-5 times an hour. i checked and double checked the network passwords, made sure all the settings were correct. numerous reboots got it connected but to only drop again. however when it did work, the speeds were good and on par with what they should be. the wifi i have to say is deplorable at best.
It has 2 USB ports and too bad they are USB 2.0, 3.0 would have been great.So if you have been looking for a Premium Gateway I would not hesitate to recommend this Modem-Router. Ho! and did I mention that if you should decide to go FIOS or regular cable all you have to do is buy a cable modem and plug it in to the router special port and you can keep this gret Router instead of buying a new one.
Everything else about the router is fine. Some AC wireless adapters take time to synch with the Netgear though, didn't have that problem on the Linksys. Sometimes I have to force the connection and re-acquire the SSID and reconnect. But other then that, it's been stable for the last 6-7 days. If I find that speed is better over the wan port, i'll attribute the slowness to the dsl modem software.
There are several different aspects this router performs well in. Just a note that this router will not magically work when you plug it in. This is because if you are using the ADSL modem on this router to replace your other modem, you will need to input your original modem's configuration to get your internet connection to work. For example, since this router is manufactured to support multiple DSL providers it is obvious that the default settings will not work all the time.
They do mean plug and &#34;play&#34; for this product. Easiest router I have set up in a long while. It comes with everything a person needs to use. Filters, regular phone cord and DSL cable ready to go. It increased my interent access significantly even though I had used the same sized ones from other companies in the past.
Pros:-dual band on both 2.4 and 5 ghz frequencies-ADSL2+ modem built in-Gigabit wired connectionsCons:-Had to call customer service to get it to connect to dslOther Thoughts:I had my dsl username and password from AT&T;, but could not get the router to connect to the dsl. After 2 hours and a call to AT&T; and 2 calls to Netgear support we finally got the dsl to work.
ADSL + router is good, and runs just fine..........now. But it took about 6 calls to Netgear support to get it to work. First 2 calls accomplished NOTHING. Had to call my DSL provider for assistance. Even thou not their problem, representative worked for 90 minutes to find solution to the parameters, and viola, it worked. But it still dropped the DSL signal.
Did NOT have an outlet to plug in a telephone cord, which is how I receive my high-speed fiber optics internet service. Returned it.
I don't think I am saying anything new here, the range is terrible!I can get a wireless signal from my neighbors modem but I can't get a signal from my D6200 in the next room.I may also have to replace my phone cable with cat-5 to get a clean DSL signal so this thing will work at top speed. It does not appear to tolerate any noise on the line.
Sadly this product just did not work. After 15 minutes of frustration in attempting to set up the device myself, I broke down and called Netgear. The guy was nice and he had plenty of workarounds ready and after 50 minutes on the phone we finally got everything seemingly up and running. No less than two minutes after I hung up, the router dropped the internet signal and never worked again. I decided to go back to my old setup instead of another marathon customer service session.
Answer: Here is a link to a Wikipedia explanation of ADSL.  If you are asking if you plug in the router to your regular phone jack, the answer is "Yes".  You use a splitter so that both your phone and router use the same jack and it is a good idea if that splitter is also a filter.  Sometimes there can be static on the phone line and the filter prevents that.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADSL  Copy and paste this into your address bar.