Tenda F3 300Mbps Wireless Router, with 3 Fixed Antenna,…
Tenda F3 300Mbps Wireless Router, with 3 Fixed Antenna, 3Lan, 1Wan Port
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A router has nothing to do with your internet provider. For Cox, you should have a cable modem. Just plug the WAN cable from your cable modem to the new router. If you have a combined cable modem and router from Cox. Call Cox to see if you can turn off the router side. Usually, when you get your internet from a… see more A router has nothing to do with your internet provider. For Cox, you should have a cable modem. Just plug the WAN cable from your cable modem to the new router. If you have a combined cable modem and router from Cox. Call Cox to see if you can turn off the router side. Usually, when you get your internet from a cable company, they should have at least rent you a cable modem, if not the router. see less A router has nothing to do with your internet provider. For Cox, you should have a cable modem. Just plug the WAN cable from your cable modem to the new router. If you have a combined cable modem and router from Cox. Call Cox to see if you can turn off the router side. Usually, when you get your internet from a cable company, they should have at least rent you a cable modem, if not the router.
A. Huang
 · October 9, 2020
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All I know it works for me ( Spectrum ) in Mansfield/Arlington Texas. Just plug the Spectrum cable modem into the back of the Tenda and Walla internet/WiFi!
David Biegler
 · July 4, 2023
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I usually feed them misinformation just in case.
Michael Kokscharow
 · March 4, 2023
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I agree. This stinks. I bought the router for Wifi6e connectivity to my VR headset and it works great, however the LAN connection from my PC to my router is limited to 1GBPS how dumb is that? So now I'm going to just turn my PC into a wifi6e hotspot and connect directly to it from my headset. DUMB.
NickY.
 · December 1, 2023
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Si se puede programar para que la red de invitados funcione en un horario determinado
JUAN CENTENO
 · January 14, 2022
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I would still use it, I've tried others but they don't work as good, this one is good
bill franklin
 · February 4, 2023
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No. One of the best purchases I made.
AIJAZ A. KHAN
 · September 18, 2020
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Extiende el alcance de tu red. Llega más lejos la conexión.
Debbie
 · November 16, 2022
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YES, Mine did.
Brandon Smith
 · April 19, 2023
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I believe it will as long as it uses a ethernet cable as for software compatibility contacting manufacture should give a list possibly on the Websight.
Amazon Customer
 · February 13, 2023