Hi new to this, l have got myself a N900 WNDR4500 router and have connected to the Internet lve got WiFi but no Internet and no Internet light but when I connected through my sky broadband hub the Internet light goes orange and l still can use WiFi, any suggestions on sorting this out like l say lam new to this Thank you for taking the time to read this John
I connected direct to the Internet port on my wall socket and the Internet light didn't light up but all of the other light did light up so l recontacted to my sky Q broadband hub as displayed on the diagram l download all of the light lit up and the Internet light turned orange
> I connected direct to the Internet port on my wall socket [...]
"connected" _what_? How much do you think that anyone here knows about "the Internet port on [your] wall socket"?
> What, exactly, did you connect to what, exactly? (Hint: If a device > has different types of ports, then "connected to device" is not enough > detail.)
Which part of "exactly" was unclear to you?
> [...] as displayed on the diagram [...]
At most, only one of us can see it.
With your communication skills, you might need to get some local help.
@Johnmitchell9 wrote: Hi new to this, l have got myself a N900 WNDR4500 router ....
That is an old (2013) router.
@Johnmitchell9 wrote: when I connected through my sky broadband hub the Internet light goes orange and l still can use WiFi
What do you hope to do with the WNDR4500? Sky usually supplies a device that also acts as a router. (The exact nature of its boxes depends on the sort of Internet you get.)
Two routers on your network can cause headaches. This explains some of the drawbacks.
Feed in your model number and check the documentation for your hardware.
Check the section in the manual that describes AP Mode. If you can't leave the WNDR4500 plugged into the Sky thingy, you could also look at the bit in Wireless Repeating Function (WDS).
