They are different devices. The difference is more than just one USB port. The 01 has two USB ports and a gigabit Ethernet switch. The 02 has only one USB and a 10/100 Ethernet switch. I believe most other parameters are the same. Check the specs at the 'supported routers' page at DD-WRT.com
The password for the router is the same for all bands man! I don`t remember the password, but you can reset the router.
Universal passwords are blank or admin. you should have changed the password day one you turn it on!
Since nobody has answered, I'll at least give you my take on your question. Typically the device that connects between the internet service and the computer is controlled by the company, and has to meet supplier requirements. For cable or DSL, that device is called a modem. The output of such devices interface the c…
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Since nobody has answered, I'll at least give you my take on your question. Typically the device that connects between the internet service and the computer is controlled by the company, and has to meet supplier requirements. For cable or DSL, that device is called a modem. The output of such devices interface the computer via an Ethernet interface into an industry standard communication path used on the computer. For satellite service, the device is a receiver and I assume (like a modem) it connects to a computer device via an Ethernet cable. This is a router; it sits between the modem (or receiver) and the computer. It takes in the signal that would normally connect to your computer and passes it on via cable or wireless to one or more computers connected to the router, passing the information to the computer that originally requested it from the internet. It is a general purpose device that connects to industry standard Ethernet. It doesn't have to know anything about the brands of the hardware it connects to. I have no experience with hughesnet. Call their support of check their FAQs to make certain if you have reservations.
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Since nobody has answered, I'll at least give you my take on your question. Typically the device that connects between the internet service and the computer is controlled by the company, and has to meet supplier requirements. For cable or DSL, that device is called a modem. The output of such devices interface the computer via an Ethernet interface into an industry standard communication path used on the computer. For satellite service, the device is a receiver and I assume (like a modem) it connects to a computer device via an Ethernet cable. This is a router; it sits between the modem (or receiver) and the computer. It takes in the signal that would normally connect to your computer and passes it on via cable or wireless to one or more computers connected to the router, passing the information to the computer that originally requested it from the internet. It is a general purpose device that connects to industry standard Ethernet. It doesn't have to know anything about the brands of the hardware it connects to. I have no experience with hughesnet. Call their support of check their FAQs to make certain if you have reservations.
Hi Garden. This device will work with DSL and Cable connection but no, it is not a modem router. You still need to hard wire it to the modem for sharing of internet connection.
