SA 520 and ADSL router/modem

we have 3 sites that i wanteed to conect together using 3 SA520 1 site is cable modem and the 2 other sites are ADSL with a Router /Modem supplied by provider currently each site has a old firewall connected which i had planned to replace. My question is are these suitable for ADSL as well as cable

As long as the ADSL or cable modem has Ethernet ports, they should be able to connect to SA500.
SA500 has 10/100/1000 WAN ports. The SA500 also support PPPoE.
Regards,
Richard

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I have an N150 Belkin Wireless ADSL modem *** Router. I want to buy Timecapsule for automatic backup (for iPhone, PC, MBP) and to use the Dual Band
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Time capsule is not for backup of iphone.. there is no direct link.. apple uses itunes to backup the iphone, which can be either on your computer or icloud. Time Machine which is the smarts of the system is software in the Mac that will backup itunes to the TC. The TC is a hard disk in a router. .it has no smarts whatsoever.
A. Do you recommend buying Timecapsule or going for the cheaper option of an Seagate NAS? (and forgo the dual band)
Nobody but you can answer the question. TC is a more reliable unit for TM backup. 3rd party can work but lots of them have issues. Check via google if people have found the seagate NAS reliable for TM.. you need to use the exact model you want to purchase. The TC is not a NAS.. it is a target for TM backups by laptops. If you store files on it, there is no way to backup the files without using another disk, like USB drive plugged into the TC and manually doing the backup.
5ghz is much faster than 2.4ghz but has very limited range.. ie it is for use in the same room and perhaps the next one.. no further than that. For many people buying 5ghz turns out to be a waste of time, unless you can arrange the router in the room you are working in.
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Hi. Feeling bit thick about this. I purchsed a TC which I used to replace the router part of the cable modem + router that I had from virgin . It workede fine, and I could use it as time machine for my imac plus was better wifi signal than router provided (for iphone and husbands macbook). Then Virgin replaced old system with a combined cable modem + router (hub). So far , the only way Ive got everything working is to physically plug the TC into the virgin box. Is this the only way, or should I be able to use it connected thruough wifi? If so, how? Also, due to house structure signal is low in front of house. Is there any way I can use what I already have to get better signal or would I need to buy another airport to add to Network?

Then Virgin replaced old system with a combined cable modem + router (hub). So far , the only way Ive got everything working is to physically plug the TC into the virgin box. Is this the only way, or should I be able to use it connected thruough wifi? If so, how? Also, due to house structure signal is low in front of house. Is there any way I can use what I already have to get better signal or would I need to buy another airport to add to Network?
Cable companies always do this.. why cannot understand that a pure modem is far more useful to most users.
Anyway unless you can bridge out the router in the new combined box you will need to accept it as being the main router.. which means you should bridge the TC.
And yes, the only really effective way to connect is with ethernet. You cannot use wireless and then have to the TC extend the wireless signal.. to do that you will need another apple router.. eg express.
If you get poor signal on the existing setup, whereas you had good signal on your old router, you could reuse the old router as a WAP. I am probably adding more complexity to the system than you want though.
How is wireless on the new virgin router?
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4628
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Feedback for Linksys:
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The Answer would have been better if it first explained how to tell if you have PPPoE or DHCP (see the reply from vness above, it's an excellent explanation), and then linked to the appropriate setup instructions.
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I’m from Italy, sorry for my English. I hope I will explain my problem well enough.
In some weeks I gonna buy my first iMac (after years and years on Win-PCs). For Christmas my family gave me an Airport Extreme for present. This is the first Apple product that comes into my house (..not really an happy entrance until now).
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I can only create a “New Wireless Network” (no bridge mode) connected to Netgear Modem Router by Ethernet cable , in this way I would have 2 networks, one from the Netgear and another from the Airport, but the source of wireless will be in the same room (because they will be connected together by cable).
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