Question 1

Does this support Linux OS (Ubuntu)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The OS of the device you are connecting to doesn't really matter. If your device supports networking and has an Ethernet jack, then it should work fine. Any Linux box will work.

Question 2

Will this work for a printer with ethernet port?

Accepted Answer

I've used it as a wireless adapter for an Ethernet connected speaker; I'm assuming it will work equally well with your printer.

Question 3

does it come with a power cord?

Accepted Answer

Yes, comes with everything you need to hook up a console, computer, etc to your wireless network/router.

Question 4

Can I configure this unit using a PC for my wireless router wap security? Once configured I want to plug in a DVR using a Ethernet cable for internet access.

Accepted Answer

Not sure what you mean by WAP, do you mean WEP or WPA?

You can auto configure using WPS or you can connect computer and set up using the web interface. Once set up, you can plug anything into it that requires a wired network such as a DVR. I use several of these with DVD players and a DVR.

Question 5

Can this device connect to a WPA2 Enterprise wireless connection? I am at school, and I have to use my school login to use the WiFi, and we have a WPA2 Enterprise connection here.

Accepted Answer

I believe there are only personal options.  It's been while since setup, but I don't remember there being an enterprise option for WPA or WPA2

Question 6

Does this product act like a range extender were it rebroadcasts the wi-fi and multiple devices can connect, or does it require it be connected to a single device through the Ethernet cable in order for the connected device to have internet?

Accepted Answer

It acts like a wireless bridge so it requires your device to be connected to it via Ethernet.  I believe you can connect a switch to it to use it for multiple Ethernet devices.  I use mine for my Ethernet only Blu-Ray Player and it works great for that!

Question 7

Is this version 1.0 or 1.0R? Is there any difference?

Accepted Answer

Looking at the TRENDnet site I am only finding the 1.0R.
Also if you click on the "Manufacturer Product Page" in Newegg it will bring you to the 1.0R. 
Seeing that it is a network bridge the R could really only mean Range unless they have a weird naming technique.

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