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waynel
Sep 11, 2010Aspirant
How to use WNR2000 as an access point
Hi I have just bought a Netgear WNR2000 and need to operate it as an access point as I already have a router that is connected to the isp WAN. How do I confiure the WNR2000 as an access point. ...
- Sep 11, 2010To set up as an access point do these things in this order; 1. Configure the wireless rate, channel and security as you want them, 2. Set the ‘access point’ IP address to an address on the subnet of your LAN e.g. 192.168.1.200, disable DHCP then click apply (in the LAN Settings page), 3. Connect nothing to the WAN (Internet) port, connect by cable from a LAN port of the ‘access point’ to a LAN port of the router. 4. Change the DHCP range of the router so that it ends at 192.168.1.199 The second part of your question doesn’t apply to the above, but if you did have these two routers in series with both operating as routers then you would need to change the subnet of one of the routers to a different Private subnet, and you may get away with accessing both subnets by setting up static routes, but I’ve never had need to try that arrangement so can’t be sure.
jmizoguchi
Jul 26, 2014Virtuoso
Looks all fine to me.
it is strange that it does not point it.
Is this before you plug to existing network? If so you will need to set static IP on PC just with pc and AP when configuring after disable DHCP.
Otherwise if you have correct lan subnet to your asus then you should able to reach it.
I have used wnr2000 as AP and had no issues in the past
it is strange that it does not point it.
now i simply want to access the UI of the AP but i cant seem to get it. I try to point my browser to 192.168.1.100 but it doesnt find it and it cant ping it.
Is this before you plug to existing network? If so you will need to set static IP on PC just with pc and AP when configuring after disable DHCP.
Otherwise if you have correct lan subnet to your asus then you should able to reach it.
I have used wnr2000 as AP and had no issues in the past