Netgear DGN2200M 4 Port 802.11n Wireless Router with built-in ADSL modem, 3G support and USB Storage

Price: $90.20 Click here to buy now Rating:	Hardware Features			Wireless Features
		Built-in Modem			Wireless N300
		ADSL2/2+ Capability (for modems only)			Removable Antenna
		10/100 WAN Port/s - 0
		Gigabit WAN Port/s - 0
		3G Capable - USB
		USB LAN Port/s		Other Features
		10/100 LAN Port/s - 4			UPnP Support
		Gigabit LAN Port/s - 0			Internet Sharing
		USB Print Server			QoS
		Parallel Port Print Server			IPv6
		Dialup/ISDN Failover			DynDNS Client
		USB Storage			Warranty - 2
		FXO Ports for VoIP - 0
		FXS Ports for VoIP - 0
	Security Features			More information
		NAT Security			Manufacturer's specifications
		SPI Firewall			Manufacturer support
		Content Filtering (Parental control)			Whirlpool Wiki
					Whirlpool Forum Search
	VPN Features
		IPSec VPN Endpoints - 0
		PPtP VPN Endpoints - 0
		Supports VPN passthrough (single session only)

Comments: Almost identical to the DGN2200 but with the addition of support for 3G USB modems* either as failover in the event of an ADSL outage or as the primary connection. 3G & USB storage can be handled simultaneously through its single USB port with the aid of the included USB docking cable.

*Click here to view the supported modem list.

User Ratings

User	Rating	Comments
Ron Daniel 5/10/2012 10:33:28 PM		Hello, Bought the device from Harris Technology in Sydney for use with the Sierra 312U. After initially fumbling my way through the setup, I learned from Telstra that I had to tell the router : 1) that a username and password was not required, 2) The APN (access point name) is telstra.internet 3) The service provider is Telstra 4) The dialing string is *99# When I tried this either manually through the basic and broadband settings menus, the thing would try to connect but failed every time. I tried selecting each of the other three telstra connection types and nothing worked. I am only a few microns away from replacing the firmware with the DD-WRT thing. I expected this to work, and a connection error message log file would be a nice thing to view if I could. It seems as though the firmware is replacing my uneditable entries in the username and password boxes with "guest" each time I attempt a connection. Update: Traded the DGN2200M for a Netcomm 3G18WV which worked out of the box, even though the wizard said the connection to the internet failed.

 

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