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baR2D2thefirst
Oct 16, 2021Guide
EX7000 home page not accessible, no wifi, after reset
EX700 extender Needed a Reset, so did that with pressing the reset button. Connected the extender (latest firmware) via wifi with my router with WPS buttons. But now I do not see any wireless netwo...
- Oct 16, 2021
plemans wrote:I'm just curious if you have any other devices in the connected devices page of your router that might be the extender.
If you hardwire into the extender (with router turned off) and reboot the extener, it should get a default ip address of 192.168.1.250.
does that happen?
No other extender device shows.
I think I now understand the issue :)
Thanks for pointing out the meshing feature that I messed in the firmware update! I actually left it like that.
My network has another range than 192.168.1.x and so the reset to 192.168.1.250 will not show in my router or anywhere on my network. So I would need to set a static 192 IP on the device I want to connect. Previously I must have done the change ofhe IP from the extender.
baR2D2thefirst
Oct 16, 2021Guide
Thanks both. Still leaves me with the issue I cannot login and change settings?
plemans
Oct 16, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Other than readyshare, is the IP address in your router for what IP address it has?
- baR2D2thefirstOct 16, 2021Guide
plemans wrote:
Other than readyshare, is the IP address in your router for what IP address it has?
I cannot login to that IP, so I think not?
- plemansOct 16, 2021Guru - Experienced User
I'm just curious if you have any other devices in the connected devices page of your router that might be the extender.
If you hardwire into the extender (with router turned off) and reboot the extener, it should get a default ip address of 192.168.1.250.
does that happen?
- baR2D2thefirstOct 16, 2021Guide
plemans wrote:I'm just curious if you have any other devices in the connected devices page of your router that might be the extender.
If you hardwire into the extender (with router turned off) and reboot the extener, it should get a default ip address of 192.168.1.250.
does that happen?
No other extender device shows.
I think I now understand the issue :)
Thanks for pointing out the meshing feature that I messed in the firmware update! I actually left it like that.
My network has another range than 192.168.1.x and so the reset to 192.168.1.250 will not show in my router or anywhere on my network. So I would need to set a static 192 IP on the device I want to connect. Previously I must have done the change ofhe IP from the extender.