AC1450 router to Motorola MG7550 Extended Network Range (Bridging)

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Thanks antinode .
That means Netgear is advertising that the Routers can be setup as Wireles-network extensions to other location as per User Manual (which I had consulted prior to writing), but it does not perform at all. That certainly can qualify as a Deceptive Trade Practices! 

 

_Which_ "both MAC's"? :  Both Mac's for 2.4 Ghz and  Ghz from Netgear AC 1450.

 

antinode wrote:

> I am hoping there is someone that can help on how to setup my Netgear
> AC 1450 (already used as router) to connect it wireless with Motorola MG
> 7550 (Modem/Router/Gateway) as Extended Network Range (Bridging).

 

   Why?  What is the actual problem which you are trying to solve?

You've described your proposed "solution", not the actual problem.

 

   I don't know what "Extended Network Range (Bridging)" means to you
or Motorola.  You might do better asking a Motorola expert how to
connect another router to the MG7550 (to do whatever you're trying to
do).

 

> I had setup both MAC's into Motorola [...]

 

   _Which_ "both MAC's"?

 

   If you want to use the AC1450 router to extend the wireless-network
coverage of the MG7550, then one thing which you can do would be to
configure the AC1450 router as a wireless access point.  But that
requires an Ethernet (or equivalent) connection between the
AC1450-as-WAP and the main router (MG7550), not a wireless connection.

 

   Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look
for Documentation.  Get the User Manual (at least).  Read.  Look for
"Wireless Access Point (AP)".

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