INTELLINET 300N 4-Port Wireless Router with 2dBi Fixed-Dipole Antenna (524490)

Intellinet is a great product - all of them. I have used there security camera's, network routers/access points, and wireless usb adapters, and all have performed above my expectation.I not only use Intellinet products in my own house - and love it!, but I also use intellinet in all my nwtwork installs with very satisified customers.Great products, reasonable prices. Worth every penny.

The system would not stay operational for more than 10 minutes. Constantly locked up. Always having to reboot to bring it up again. Gave up after 2 days.

WORKS AS DESCRIBED. LIGHTS ON FRONT PANEL ARE A LITTLE DIM.

Two out of 4 unit have failed. I guess there is only a or less then a 30 day repair or return.These units are not a year old. When I put in a repair request, I was told no way to late.Will GUESS what, I wont buy any more products form this company!!!!

A couple nights ago, I decided to add a wireless router to my internet setup because I recently bought a smartphone and tablet that use WiFi. So I bought this router (the one with the 2T2R MIMO technology.) The setup directions that come with this router are pretty straightforward, but don't let that deceive you. After repeated setup attempts and frustrating failures, I went to AT&T's support website. I learned that I had to enable a bridging mode on my modem. The router's setup guide mentioned nothing about modem bridging. Once I did that and re-setup the router, everything started working the way it should.However, I'm giving this router a final rating of four stars because Intellinet assumes whoever is setting up their router has intermediate/advanced networking experience. If you're like me and new to wireless networking, you might need assistance that goes beyond what Intellinet provides (like my example above of bridging my DSL modem.) Another example is that the setup process does not automatically encourage you to enable wireless security, which means your wireless internet connection is open to the public by default. Obviously it will remain that way unless you read further into the manual or simply have the experience to know you need to secure your router after you set it up.UPDATE, APRIL 2023: More than a decade later, the router is still working perfectly. Whenever there are storms moving through the area, I unplug the router along with the rest of my computer equipment. When I plug the router back in, it fires right back up without any problems.

Bought one of these for home use after an old router finally had its last day. Out of the box the unit had one antenna loose and something rattling around inside. Fortunately I was able to exchange for a Linksys router - well worth the extra few $.

Great router, stable and fast.

Let me start out by saying I am a power user - I am a veteran network engineer by trade. I have owned this device for 9 months.This device has functioned well, but is limited in it's capabilities. There have been times that it reboots itself - fortunately not often, and sometimes when nobody is around to use it. I only discovered this by logging in to the web administration page on the router and noticing that it had reset within the last couple of weeks.There are times when DHCP stops working - any computer in the house that has a dynamic IP address inexplicably stops working. (My main PC has a static address, and was still able to connect.)I have three wireless access points in the house - this device (wireless N) (which is my Internet router), and two other brands (Netgear wireless-G, and Belkin wireless-A/B) hooked up to this one by wire. I made sure that they are all on different channels/frequency bands, and aren't operating in the same frequency band as our cordless telephones. But out of all three, I consistently get better signal strength on the other units, which are relatively equidistant from my computer. So despite the higher bandwidth this device can support, I frequently have to connect to one of the other access points. (In fact, there are times when I cannot even connect to the Intellinet at all (until rebooting), but can connect to the others.)The router's OEM is Edimax, according to the FCC ID (NDD9564281014). Intellinet has no software updates available (running version 1.02 firmware, newer versions are not compatible with my version NOR are they compatible with "5V models," which mine is) and the support at Intellinet is not customer-centric - you are encouraged to review their website and if the problem cannot be solved, "talk to the reseller." Yeah, right. The reseller isn't going to do much unless they can still RMA the device.That being said, as a ROUTER it is MOSTLY solid; this device is on the edge of my home network, connected to the cable modem. I use the network heavily at night, and every once in a while - maybe once or twice a month - I have to either soft- or hard-reset the device to restore functionality.Summary: If you can put up with a bit of rebooting here and there, and if you are going to have the device nearby your PCs/tablets/mobiles, this is an excellent deal at ~$30. But the lack of decent support, no firmware upgrades available, and sporadic mishaps that require reset or power cycle, you would probably not want to set this puppy up where you can't get to it easily when you need to.You get what you pay for, I guess. I just can't see spending $100 for a router - I'm not in the game for supreme bandwidth, just solid connectivity. But this one has left me a bit disappointed.

Ottimo router, funziona bene con buone funzioni di configurazione.Avviso i meno esperti che non ha il modem all'internoquindi può essere usato solo come A.P. wireless o router da affiancare ad un modem.