Teasip
join:2001-05-14
Plano, TX
| Actiontec model number
I've got a new HD-DVR being brought out tomorrow and had asked the CSR to have the technician bring one of the Actiontec routers out since I'm no longer on VOiP. Anyone know the current N. Texas model that is being provided by Verizon? Any reason why I should keep the DI-624 and NIM vs. making the switch (considering I can't get the DI-624 to take the WPA setup)? |
|
nycdave
Premium,MVM
join:1999-11-16
Melville, NY | MI424WR. Not sure if the Actiontec will solve any WPA issues you are having with the D-Link.. |
|
Teasip
join:2001-05-14
Plano, TX | reply to Teasip
Thank you. I just wanted to check out the model features. |
|
John97
Over The Hills And Far Away
Premium
join:2000-11-14
Southampton, PA
1 edit | FWIW, I couldn't get WPA to work on my DI-624 when I had it either, so I had to settle for WEP. I'm currently using it now with the Actiontec and had no issues with setup. |
|
Teasip
join:2001-05-14
Plano, TX | reply to Teasip
Thank you sir! That was what I was hoping to hear. |
|
Hooper
Premium
join:2001-10-22
Villanova, PA
| While WPA does work on the Actiontec.... I wouldn't necessarily call it reliable. When I first got service, I setup the Actiontec with WPA and AES. Next day all wireless computers were offline (3 of them). Rebooted the router and all connections came back. Next day same problem. I am now using my old router as an access point hanging off the actiontec. fwiw |
|
Teasip
join:2001-05-14
Plano, TX | reply to Teasip
Got the new router today while they were installing the replacement HD-DVR (actually took two since the first was DOA). Set up WPA without a problem and so far it seems to be working just fine. Got to keep the DI-624 and NIM as well. |
|
