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Using 3500 in addition to 2500 not working - should it?
i'm trying to add a 3500rp to my existing network for use in bedroom for satellite receiver.
i currently have an r7000 as AP, and a 2500 as a primary extender for all AV gear in family room. i have static IP's for r7000 (.3) and 2500 (.4) set, but when add the 3500 into my network i lose the 2500 altogether.
should this setup work, and if so are there an special considerations / config rules i need to follow?
ideally i will need to add two addition 3500's in the near future, so i really hope this works.
i currently have an r7000 as AP, and a 2500 as a primary extender for all AV gear in family room. i have static IP's for r7000 (.3) and 2500 (.4) set, but when add the 3500 into my network i lose the 2500 altogether.
should this setup work, and if so are there an special considerations / config rules i need to follow?
ideally i will need to add two addition 3500's in the near future, so i really hope this works.
4 Replies
- Are you connecting all extender to R7000 or extender to extender?
jmizoguchi wrote: Are you connecting all extender to R7000 or extender to extender?
no i saw you other post that ext to ext is not supported.
current
single 2500 -> 7000
desired
single 2500 -> 7000
+
two 3500's ->7000- I would think it should work that... :)
jmizoguchi wrote: I would think it should work that... :)
in theory, i agree!
let me keep hacking on it and see if i can get it come up
