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Old 02-04-2009, 01:53 PM   #1
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Internet access via wireless router and cellular broadband

I need to get some internet access to a couple computers at a location where the only viable option is cellular.

Is there a wireless router out there that can accept a cellular broadband card instead of a traditional cable from a DSL/cable modem?
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Re: Internet access via wireless router and cellular broadband

My dlink dir655 has a usb port that I can stick a CDMA/GSM modem into.

Linksys used to sell some with the PCMCIA slot in them but they were huge $$.
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Old 02-04-2009, 11:00 PM   #3
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Re: Internet access via wireless router and cellular broadband

Interesting. Do you have to do any special configuring in the router for it, or does it all just magically work?
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Re: Internet access via wireless router and cellular broadband

Hey look pal, I didn't say I USED it, just that it had it

I need to talk with D-Link's tech support actually, because they claim it works with Ev-DO and 3G, one of which VZW is (who makes my aircard). Only problem is...configs only exist for ATT.

It has a config screen very similar to how you'd configure DUN on any other device, once you select thats what you want to purpose the USB port for.

You can also use the USB port to copy/clone the devices config, or use some network usb thing.
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