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AX1800 model RAX10 cannot connect wireless
Purchased the device earlier today. Log on with an Ethernet connector and configured it. There is an internet connection with the hard wired cable. It will not access via wireless. When logged in...
I cannot find a phone number to call for help. The Chat button in the netgear web site won’t work for me. I am frustrated.
There are so many steps and so many options, I suspect this cannot be described to the point that it can be diagnosed remotely.
In essence: the Synology wireless router configured with SSID bkhome works fine, both as wireless and with hard connect. Works with phones and television.
The new Netgear AX1800 model RAX10, works when cabled to my computer. Go through all the setups.
Log on with this http://www.routerlogin.net
Logged on to the router, the BASIC page shows internet not connected. But at the same time I can visit internet pages. It states Not Connected, but it is. It will not work wireless. I made a screen capture, wiped out the password, and showed it. This post is being made in the condition shown in the image.
I have a tp-link router that is doing essentially the same thing. Works hard cabled to computer, good internet. Disconnect computer cable, connected wireless, no internet.
Now, how to find someone to visit my house and fix the problem.
In essence: the Synology wireless router configured with SSID bkhome works fine, both as wireless and with hard connect. Works with phones and television.
Are you saying that you have added the RAX10 to the Synology wireless router?
I have a tp-link router that is doing essentially the same thing.
Is that added to the same network? You can't just keep piling router on router.
Do that and you end up with network hell.
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Which of these various devices connecxts you to the Internet?
Now, how to find someone to visit my house and fix the problem.
That's not something that Netgear can help with. Your ISP might be a better bet.
Step back and work out what you need one step at a time. Mostly it is simply a case of using a modem then one router. Anything else just gets in the way.
Just another user with time on their hands.