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AC1750
Wireless router. Wireless lights up on router. Can set up wifi on electronic devices but no internet service at all. No modem connection but told wasn't needed ? Verizon food service. Message says ser...
If you mean there is no cable connection betweeon router WAN port and modem LAN port, of course no access to the 'net.
Can I use the AC1750 as a booster?
Reason my cable company gaave me a new router. That was supposted to come with my equipment.
Sort story can I use my AC1750 as a Booster?
Thanks
Roadwayws wrote:
Can I use the AC1750 as a booster?
Reason my cable company gaave me a new router. That was supposted to come with my equipment.
Sort story can I use my AC1750 as a Booster?
Thanks
You should be able to set up a Netgear AC1750 router as a "access point". I'm not sure if that is what you mean by a "booster" or not.
Can you let us know exactly what model number you have?
Well I got my router Model from the web site by pic.
I have no number on it just went by the color band at the bottem.
Jst wanted to extend my range in house.
Roadwayws wrote:
Well I got my router Model from the web site by pic.
I have no number on it just went by the color band at the bottem.
It's hard to give you specific info withoug knowing what you have. There should be a product number on the label where the serial number is.
Current AC1750 routers include the R6250, R6300v2, R6400, and the R6700. There is also the C6300 gateway. All have similar shapes.
Roadwayws wrote:
Jst wanted to extend my range in house.
There are a couple of different technologies here - repeaters, extenders, and access points. They work bit a differently. Most Netgear routers can act as access points, some can act as repeaters. I'm not aware of any that can act as an extender.
