Cradlepoint MBR95 Wireless 3G/4G Router Firmware 4.1.1 The MBR95 is the new, updated version of the MBR900 Fast Facts about this Product: This router is best for: The MBR95 is affordable, easy to use, and compatible with a variety of 3G and 4G USB modems - perfect for home or small office use. It's particularly great for users who want to use a WiFi network as a backup connection, thanks to its "WiFi as WAN" capabilities. Form Factors Supported: 1 USB ( view full compatibility chart ) Technologies Supported: 2G, 3G, and 4G WiFi Standard: 802.11 B, G, & N WiFi as WAN: Yes ( more info ) WiFi Range: 100-150 through walls, much greater unobstructed (variable depending on interference from other electronics and physical interference such as thick walls). For information about maximizing your router's WiFi range, check out this Tip of the Week: Maximizing Your Cradlepoint Router's WiFi Range Number of Ethernet ports: 1 WAN port, 4 LAN ports Load Balancing: NO ( more info ) Power Supply: AC Adapter included, DC adapter sold separately Size: medium - 7.9" x 5.3" x 1.5" Click here for compatible accessories left: rear view of the MBR95; right: MBR95 indicator LEDs This router ships with firmware version 3.2.4 installed. If you plan to use this router with any of the below devices, you will need to update the firmware before using the router (all other modems on the compatibility list will work with the pre-installed firmware) : AT&T USBConnect Adrenaline AT&T USBConnect Momentum AT&T USBConnect Force T-Mobile MF683 (Rocket 3.0) Bell Novatel U547(“4G Novatel Wireless U547 Turbo Stick”) (Canada) Rogers Novatel MC950D (Canada) Rogers Sierra Wireless USB306 (Canada) Rogers ZTE MF636 (Canada) Rogers ZTE MF668 (Canada) Telus Sierra Wireless Aircard 319U (Canada) Telus Huawei E372 (Canada) Claro ZOOM ZM0620 (Puerto Rico) Airtel Micromax MMX 352G (India) Airtel Huawei E1731 (India) Airtel Huawei E153 (India) Tata Huawei E177 (India) Tata Huawei EC156 (India) Tata ZTE MF631 (India) Tele2 Huawei E398 (Sweden) The latest firmware version is included on CD and you can easily upgrade the firmware yourself; alternatively, 3Gstore can perform the upgrade for you before shipping your router for $15. To have 3Gstore update your firmware before shipping, select "upgrade to firmware 3.4.1" from the menu below . Read our MBR95 Router Review MBR95 Details: The MBR95 Wireless N Home Router provides a simple and secure way to add high-speed networking to the home. Designed specifically for multimedia, gaming and home computers, the MBR95 shares a Cable, DSL or 3G/4G Internet connection throughout the home wirelessly at 802.11 N speeds or through any of the four ethernet ports. Supported devices include PCs, laptops, Macs, iPads, DVRs, gaming systems, cameras, printers and VoIP phones. To provide a safe networking environment, the MBR95 provides a wide variety of security features to prevent unwanted access, and robust content filtering to prevent children from accessing undesirable web content. The MBR95 enables guest Internet access via WiFi, using a second SSID with separate security settings. This enables guests to access to the internet, without allowing them to access private home computers and devices. Enhanced Features (over MBR900 model): Next-Generation Platform Designed to handle current and future WiMAX and LTE modem speeds MIPS Processor, NetBSD Operating System, Extra Memory Enhanced WiFi Performance MBR95 feature WiFi “N” with a 2x2 antenna system with internal antennas Offers comparable WiFi performance without the clutter Antenna can’t be broken off Sleek black design looks good in any environment Dual SSIDs, enabling either Multiple types of users ( ie, corporate + guest) WiFi-as-WAN, supporting WiFi repeater or WiFi-to-Ethernet bridge Modem Reliability Improvements Added “Modem Hammer”, also known as Modem Health Management (MHM) MHM monitors connectivity of 3rd-party USB modems. MHM provides tiers of recovery mechanisms, starting with software resets and escalating to hardware reset and full power cycle of modem as necessary. Redesigned User Interface Completely redesigned to improve usability Adds monitoring widgets to provide better status visibility Router console dashboard provides 1-page view Features: Wireless Internet Access: Supports multiple combinations of Internet access, including 3G/4G wireless broadband as well as wired access (DSL/Cable) Supports most wireless data modems from the leading carriers (modem and service sold separately) Device Connectivity: 2x2 Wireless “N” WiFi (802.11 b/g/n) Supports up to 32 WiFi connections at a time WiFi Range up to 600 ft (200m) Two SSIDs (1 for owner, 1 for their guests) One Ethernet WAN port for Cable/DSL/T1 connections Four Ethernet LAN ports for non-WiFi devices Security: WEP, WPA, WPA2 and AES encryption for secure WiFi SPI Firewall and NAT (Network Address Translation) to prevent unwanted access to connected computers Variety of security features (URL filtering, traffic filtering, DMZ, virtual server, port forwarding) for safer internet access. Reliability: Modem Health Management (MHM) monitors connectivity of 3rd-party USB modems. MHM provides tiers of recovery mechanisms, starting with software resets and escalating to hardware reset and full power cycle of modem as necessary. Flexibility: “WiFi-as-WAN” mode enables use as a WiFi repeater or as a WiFi-to- Ethernet adapter for non-WiFi devices. Supports pass-through VPN connections (IPSec, L2TP, PPTP) to enable laptops with a VPN client to connect through the router to corporate networks. Network Failover support . When a wired internet source (DSL, Cable Modem) is connected to the ethernet port, the MBR95 will automatically detect an internet outage and switch to the wireless 3G/4G internet. Valuable use of the 3G/4G modem when not traveling. Specifications: Ports: One USB 2.0 for 3G/4G modems One 10/100 Ethernet WAN port Four 10/100 Ethernet LAN ports WiFi: 2x2 802.11n MIMO with support for legacy 802.11 b/g Supports 2 SSIDs WiFi range up to 600ft(200m) Supports up to 32 users WiFi as WAN (for WiFi extension or WiFi-to-Ethernet Bridge) WiFi Security: WEP (64/128bit, only for b/g) WPA/WPA2 (AES) – Personal 802.1 authentication Wi-Fi Protected Setup SSID broadcast disable WAN Connection Types: Static IP, DHCP, PPPoE, Cellular Modem PPP Authentication, Sprint MPLS WAN Redundancy: Failover/Failback (4G/3G/Ethernet) WAN Security: NAT, SPI, ALG, Inbound Filtering of IP addresses, Port Blocking, Service Filtering (FTP, SMTP, HTTP, RPL, SNMP, DNS, ICMP, NNTP, POP3, SSH) Protocol filtering WAN ping (allow/ignore) Intelligent Routing: UPnP, DMZ, Virtual Server/Port Forwarding, Routing Rules, Route Management, Content Filtering, Website Filtering Local DHCP server DHCP Client DNS, DNS Proxy ALGs: PPTP, L2TP, PPPoE pass-Through, IPSec pass-through, FTP (passive), FTP (active) MAC Address Filtering Dynamic DNS Management: HTTP, HTTPS (Remote Management) Web-Based GUI (Easy Management) User Help Screens with Web GUI One button FW upgrade & FW upgrade via USB Server-based Centralized Management (WiPipeTM Central) WAN (remote) Web-based Management access Modem Configuration and Management VPN: Pass-through support for laptop-based VPN clients Performance Management: Traffic Shaping SSID based priority WAN port speed control Multicast Stream enable/disable Environmental: Temperature: 0 to 40˚C (32 to 104˚F), operating -20 to 70˚C (-4 to 158˚F), storage 10% to 85% Relative Humidity: (non-condensing) 10% to 80% operating; 5% to 90% storage Size: Dimensions: 7.9" x 5.3" x 1.5" Industry Standards & Certifications: FCC , IC, CE, WiFi Alliance Package Contents: MBR95 Wireless N Home Router 12V/1.5A power supply 5’ Ethernet cable Quick Start Guide with warranty info

Cradlepoint MBR95 Wireless 3G/4G Router Firmware 4.1.1'.

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I bought this router to use as a repeater for now from my existing router and to later upgrade from my PC Card modem to a USB modem (which will use the MBR 95 as the primary router). The router was easy to set up and works great. The 3G store is definately a great place to do business with. I highly recommend them and this router. Thomas M. 2012-04-19