Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

MBR90 Mobile Wireless Router You Have All The Modem Options

MBR90 Mobile Wireless Router You Have All The Modem Options


Cradlepoint MBR90 is a Wireless Mobile Broadband Router which allows you connect to all the modem options including broadband DSL/Cable, Satellite, or 3G/4G modems for creating Wi-Fi network to share the internet. With presets TCP/UDP port forwarding for over 500 gaming, the router is convenience for gaming applications.

Should you build a wireless network in home to share the internet, you need a wireless router as the heart of the network. Should your home network connect to the internet, you need to signup for broadband internet connection either Cable or DSL. Cable and DSL are wired Internet and you can share the connection wirelessly with many client Computers or other Internet devices using wireless broadband router which is designed to connect to either Cable or DSL modem.

Beside wired Internet, you have the option to use the wireless internet with 3G/4G cellular network technology. You can share a single Wireless internet connection with many clients using the wireless mobile router which is designed to work with any types of USB cellular modems to connect to the cellular network (3G or 4G). You cannot use the traditional wireless broadband router to work with cellular network. On the other hand, you cannot use the wireless mobile router to work with wired Cable or DSL Internet. But with MBR90 Wireless Mobile broadband router, you have all the options.

All Modem Options

MBR90 mobile broadband router allows you to create your home Wi-Fi network using wired internet (either Cable or DSL), or wireless internet (3G or 4G network). When you connect to the cellular network, you have many options of most popular modems from different wireless operators including AT&T, Bell Canada, Clearwire, US Cellular, Verizon Wireless (Alltel), and Virgin Mobile, Cricket, Rogers, Sprint, T-Mobile, Telus.

In home, you have all the available options for connecting to the internet with either wired or wireless internet with this MBR90 mobile router. With traditional wireless broadband router, you can connect to the internet by means of Cable or DSL modem. But for outdoor usage where DSL/Cable is not available, you cannot create a Wi-Fi network with Internet connection. But with MBR90 you can create Wi-Fi network either indoor or outdoor. For impromptu situations such as emergency response, off-site meeting, sporting events, or backsTAGe at a concert, the MBR90 can help you create the Wi-Fi network and connect with the world with your team work.

The good thing with this MBR90 wireless mobile router is that when you connect the router to multiple data modems, the router failover to the backup connection automatically when the primary connection fails.

High Performance Network

MBR90 is powered by the latest 802.11n wireless technology to provide high performance Wi-Fi network with the range coverage up to 750 ft to support up to 32 Wi-Fi users and unlimited users via Ethernet. The router includes 4-port Ethernet 10/100Mbps for LAN interface and one 10/100 Ethernet port for Cable / DSL / Satellite modems connections.

Unlike the business class MBR1200 mobile router, this MBR90 is designed with gamers in mind with Game Specific Presets (GSP) - the presets of TCP / UDP port forwarding for over 500 games. With port forwarding feature, you can expose a certain port to be available in the internet and is accessible by interne users. Unlike DMZ feature which forwards all the ports to the exposed host, port forwarding forward only specific ports for gaming. The beauty with this router is that it includes the application Layer Gateways (ALG) which automatically opens and closes ports based on gaming traffic you are playing. This eliminates the complication of manual configuration.

For media streaming, the router supports Quality of Service to prioritize streaming media and voice over other non-critical data applications such as E-mail and files download or web browsing. This is good to assure the jitter-free and lag-free of the streaming video and gaming.

For multi-options Internet connection, Cradlepoint MBR90 is ideal solution for home wireless networking router and it is also ideal solution for impromptu outdoor usage such as emergency response, sport events, and outside meeting to keep connected to the internet.

By Ki Grinsing


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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

MBR1400 Wireless Mobile Router or DGND ADSL Wireless Router

MBR1400 Wireless Mobile Router or DGND ADSL Wireless Router


Wireless network infrastructure with internet connectivity for small businesses today is a must in order to support the continuity of the business. There are lots of networking devices available in the market you can use to build a wireless network for your small office. The good thing is that those devices are affordable and easy to setup even by inexperienced user in networking. Generally the main reason user builds a wireless network in homes or in small offices is to be able to share single broadband internet connection with many Computers.

There are two types of popular internet services you can sign up for your home or small office: the wired broadband internet (including cable and DSL) and the wireless cellular network including 3g and 4g. The all-in-one devices are available in the market to ease you build the network with less effort, its is the wireless router with built-in modem in a single compact device. The Netgear DGND3700 N600 wireless router and Cradlepoint MBR1400 wireless mobile router are two multi-function routers you can choose to build your small business network. Now, which one is suitable to meet your business requireMents?

The Netgear DGND3700 is an all-in-one wireless router with built-in ADSL modem. So if you subscribe the DSL internet service, you don't need an ADSL modem. Can you use this router for Cable internet services? Off course you can but you require a cable modem. This DGND3700 is unusual the way it includes built-in ADSL modem and it also includes one gigabit WAN Ethernet port to let you connect to the cable modem when the DSL service is not available. Unfortunately, you cannot use both ADSL and Cable services concurrently by means of load balancing or failover like other types of dual WAN routers for businesses.

Unlike the DGND3700 which is designed for wired internet connection either DSL or Cable, the Cradlepoint MBR1400 is designed for both wired broadband and cellular internet connections concurrently. With MBR1400 you can connect its Gigabit WAN port to either Cable or DSL modem, and at the same time you can also install USB or Express-card cellular modems into the router to work together in load balancing or failover modes. In failover mode, you can configure the wired Internet (with cable or DSL modem) as the primary internet connection and the USB / Express-Card modems as the backup connection. When the primary internet connection fails, the systems will failover to the backup connection. In load balancing mode, users connect to the internet and the system manages the connection to the best line available automatically.

Both DGND3700 and MBR1400 routers support dual band (2.4GHz and 5GHz) however, the DGND3700 supports dual band simultaneously and MBR1400 supports selectable dual band. With simultaneous dual band your network environMent can support both wireless clients that work either in 2.4GHz or 5GHz bands at the same time. But with selectable dual band, basically the router supports single band in a time. If you have multiple wireless clients which operates in both bands, and you require to cover them at the same time the DGND3700 is suitable for your network environMent.

Both routers include five gigabit Ethernet ports but they have different functions. The DGND3700 ADSL wireless router includes four gigabit LAN Ethernet ports and one gigabit WAN port for cable modem connection. But MBR1400 includes five gigabit Ethernet ports configurable for WAN ports. By default it is designed for four LAN interfaces and one WAN interface. MBR1400 wireless mobile router is very flexible to let you configure the number of WAN ports for load balancing.

For home entertainMent, the DGND3700 ADSL wireless router is an ideal solution knowing that the router includes one USB port to let you share the external storage and moreover the router supports UPnP and built-in media server with DLNA certified to let you stream HD media to any types of home theater devices and for smooth gaming experiences.

The MBR1400 wireless mobile router is ideal solution to support small businesses knowing that the router supports three USB ports and two Express-card ports for cellular data modems and includes five gigabit Ethernet ports configurable for WAN ports for load balancing or failover modes.




Wednesday, October 12, 2011

How to Share Your Mobile Broadband With Another Computer (No Router Required)

How to Share Your Mobile Broadband With Another Computer (No Router Required)


I actually explained this on Yahoo Answers! a little while back. The guy's response was "Oh my god, THANK YOU. Worked perfectly."  Something about that gave me a hint that others might need this kind of info. So, I revamped it to a bit. 

Here's what you'll need:

1.  A laptop
2.  A broadband card (or internal mobile broadband radio)
3.  A little bit of time 

The steps are different though depending on if you're using Vista or XP. If you're using a Mac, you're outside my territory. Grab a cup of mocha. You just might need it. Here we go. 

Here's the Vista steps:
1. Start Button
2. Control Panel
3. (search for Network) click on Network and Sharing Center
4. Under tasks, click on Manage Network Connections (not to be confused with manage wireless networks)
5. Locate your broadband adapter's connection and right click it
6. Click Properties
7. Click on the Sharing Tab
8. Check the box "Allow other users to connect through this Computer's connection"
9. There should be a drop down box that lets you select the Wireless Connection as the way you wish to share. Click ok twice (until boxes are gone) 

*phew...breathe if you've come this far. Might not take long but it feels that way typing this.

10. Return to the Network and Sharing Center.
11. In the left hand column under Tasks, select "Set up a connection or network"
12. Click Setup a Wireless Ad Hoc (Computer to Computer) network
13. Give it a name
14. Select form of encryption. Can be anything but for sake of simplicity let's say it's WEP. If you choose it to be so, it must be a 5 character password or 13 characters. Make one up.
15. Back to Network and Sharing Center. Click on "Connect to a network". You should see the network you created. If it says waiting on users to connect...then your friend's laptop should be able to see it.  Put in the password and hop on. 

If it can't see it, then double click the ad hoc network on your Computer to "connect to it" (activating it) then see if she can see it. Also, if it's not working, you may need to disconnect the broadband adapter and reconnect it.

The steps for Windows XP are fundaMentally similar.

I've found this to be really helpful if I have a friend come over. I usually have one setup and share the password with them. For them, it's just like looking for a WiFi network. What's great about it is that it's actually a bit safer than WiFi because the area that your laptop can broadcast is much smaller (about the size of a living room aka 30 feet). In other words, snoopers from the street or next door can't sniff out your connection.

If this article helped, you may probably enjoy Wireless Broadband Exposed. It's a free E-Course I put together on what people need to know before getting mobile broadband.

Besides really cool mobile broadband tips and tricks, it's like your premarital counselor and prenuptial agreeMent all in one. It'll save you from any future heartache and checkbook punches that might come your way.

Take the Course. You've got nothing to lose and plenty to gain. Sign up for "Wireless Broadband Exposed" and enjoy.

Saturday, September 24, 2011

The creation of a wireless router, Wireless-N Broadband Tasty 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot Router

The creation of a savory 3G/4G wireless router Wi-Fi hotspots Broadband Router 802.11Mobile

Tasty most popular 802.11n routers in 2010, clearly all the RB-1232 Personal Broadband Wi-Fi hotspot is an adequate response, that a 3G/4G wireless network creates a little 'everywhere. It 'easy to use, compact and lightweight. Whatever you use broadband services, will be tasty all broadband router Do!

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All broadband is tasty, The first broadband router that connects the generations of technologies and support services of various bandwidths, such as xDSL, cable, Wi-Fi hotspots and 2.75G 3.75G mobile broadband. The built-in function may AUTO WAN WAN connection type is automatically recognized. Just fill in your information Internet account, the effort of setting. Completed wireless connection to surf the Internet, Skype, music and games anywhere, anytime.

The creation of a wireless router, Wireless-N Broadband Tasty 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot Router

As such, establishing aTasty Router RB-1232?

1) GUI login: Open a Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Apple Safari and type 192.168.1.1 (default gateway) in the blank browser. The user name and password is admin (all lowercase). Press Enter to login.

2) My Network Log: UPnP standard N Broadband Router is enabled. When users Wireless-N Broadband Router connects to your PC, UPnPIcon appears in the toolbar at the bottom right of the operating system. Click on My Network Places on the Web GUI by opening the SAPIDO_RB-1232 icon.

How to update a wireless router firmware savory the RB-1232?

Download the new firmware can be downloaded savory Center site. Please login to web GUI as an administrator, and select "ManageMent System" "Firmware Upgrade" →. Click on your browser and select the firmware file again. Click on Upload Upgradefirmware. Please do not jump to another page or other programs to run before the reboot is complete, otherwise it would have interrupted the firmware update. Note: To avoid the firmware update is interrupted by other radio signals and cause errors. We recomMend customers to use the cable connection during the upgrade.

The creation of a wireless router, Wireless-N Broadband Tasty 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot Router