Router Lan Port Also Internet

Plugged it into the the LAN (towards the router) and the other port towards the Ubiquiti bridge (ports are clearly marked) and it worked perfectly. I did add ESD protection with a driven ground between the bridge and this device, but am pretty sure this device stated it also provides that protection. I bought a spare to be safe, but suspect it will not be needed as build quality appears excellent. Thanks for selling a quality product!

As more and more smart devices were being added to my small office network, the ISP provided ZyXel VMG4380 router seemed to be struggling and was having issues with stability. This required a reset to resolve which was inconvenience when miles from the office. The small office didn’t need much so I looked at the TP-Link R600VPN and Ubiquiti ERLite3 as inexpensive replacements that seemed to meet my requirements.  I ran across the  ER-4 and liked that, for a little more money, its upgraded CPU and memory would provide more margin for higher speed connections and make it a bit more future proof.  The router seems like a solid well built unit, nothing flashy just a couple small status lights, functional. The power supply is built in, no external power brick. We have PPPoe on our fibre connection, and once the proper credentials were entered and easy setup run, it was basically plug and play.  It been performing well for the month we’ve had it installed. It runs just warm not hot, and is silent. Seems to be loafing. You do have to go out on the web to Ubiquiti for the user manual, which is detailed ,and there is extensive set up advise on the web (including a couple excellent YouTube videos). It is not any harder to set up than any other router, just a slightly different language. For most the easy setup will get you going. Then add port forwarding rules and static LAN IP assignments in the router’s DHCP server if you need them.  It has two LAN ports which can be independent or bridged. I have a 16 port switch so I just use one LAN port.   Its overkill for the office, but nice to know it can handle more throughput if we eventually choose to upgrade.

This router is great. With the latest firmware there is a wizard that sets it up just like your typical all-in-one home router with a WAN port, 4 switched LAN ports, a stateful firewall that blocks all incoming connections, and a dhcp server for serving IPs to the lan. I run a Unifi UAP-AC-Lite off of the passthrough POE port with great success as well. I have a 100mbit down / 10mbit up cable connection and 1gbit lan devices. The router never leaves single digit cpu usage and my packet loss is zero. The edge router x is also tiny. It's literally the size of two smart phones stacked on top of each-other.

I bought this router to replace a Dlink 1200 one. The Dlink was OK but I was looking for something with more management options and better performance. As far as performance goes, the 2.4GHZ has more range and higher bitrate in every corner of my house I get at least 150mbs or more (where the Dlink was 48mbs). Also, with this router I can manage internet access rules per device meaning I can cut off internet on my kids Ipods and Ipad while continuing surfing the web on my laptop. Also, getting a report on the daily usage of what device surfed what is great. Highly recommend.

This new router has the strength I was looking for to handle highter speeds of my new internet connection. Also has the added range on the Wi-Fi to allow use in a wider area. Thanks

I really love it...It does need to be connected to a strong internet connection...either LAN or Wireless

This Nighthawk Modem Router is perfect for my internet needs!

It's a modem. You plug it into the wall and then into a router and you get internet.

This is a great all in one solution for next level internet, LAN, and WiFi management. It’s nice to have a single interface to monitor and manage it all. The build quality and packaging is reminiscent of Apple. Performance is fast, and most importantly our internet lag has decreased significantly due to the advanced traffic management which reduces buffer bloat. The only improvement I can suggest would be a reduction in waste heat; it’s noticeably warm in one area of the case, more than I expected based on the amount of power consumption.

Easy activation with Comcast. I was surprise to learn I could not use the extra LAN connections in back since I have to have a port aggregation in my router.