Question using the AC750 to connect WiFi signal to an ethernet device

Hi,

Thank you for your reply.  Perhaps I didn't ask my question correctly, but I think your answer doesn't address my problem:

(1)  We wouldn't be using this as a WiFi extender.  Instead, we're trying to connect a wired ethernet printer to our corporate wireless network.  The netgear unit has an ethernet port, which according to directions/specifications can be used to connect wired devices to wireless.  Your answer would only address trying to connect a wireless device via a bridge mode.  We've actually tried that with a couple of competing devices, and sure enough - they put the printer in a completely different subnet.  And .... because those devices routing capability was so low-end, we couldn't make changes or get it into a pass-through mode.  Heck, even connecting to our WiFi was kind of iffy - we usually keep the corporate SSID hidden, but the way to connect to the network required a visible SSID.  Easy enough, we made it temporarily visible just to connect this (ultimately not viable) WiFi-to-ethernet converter, but all of that could have been alleviated if they just allowed users to type in the SSID.

(2)  So again, if using this device as a WiFi-to-(wired) ethernet converter, does the unit change the subnet or does it maintain the same subnet at the WiFi?  Is is a router or a hub/switch in that mode?