Adding two EX7300v2 as Extenders to an Ex7300v2 Access Point

Thanks for the reply, Plemans - VERY informatitve.

Acutally, here's the way I configured my system:

                              [EX7300v3 (Extender)] ------------------------[EX7300v2 (Access Point)] ------------------------ EX7300v2 (Extender)

                               (North side of house)           47'                               |                                        25'             (South side of house)

                                                                                                               |  (Cat 6a - 1Gbit)

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                                                                                                          [Router]

This is a rather large house (6100 sqft) and the distances for coverage from North to South roughly 119'. A quick test showed on the upper band the AP is transfering up to 985mps and up to 400mps on the low side. Very accetable. Throughout the entire house, the data rate increase is very noticable, with most graphic-intense websites having a 1-2 second load time (non-cashed) at the limit of both ends of the house.

The trick is to have the extenders in factory setup mode (reset to factory settings (via the onboard web interface, if necessary). Of course, the the unit is just out of the box, no need to reset. Once the AP is linked to the router, use the WPS button on each extender to link them to the AP (press the WPS button on the Extender first, then the AP) then initialize them using the built-in interface, and there's the rub. For me, the whole www.mywifi... blah blah thing didn't work, so I use the IP address of the unit itself. To do this, I got into the router and saw which IP was new, then typed that into the browser, e.g., 192.168.254.131 and up pops the Netgear app asking you to initialize a new extender. Self-explanitory after that.