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One router, two extenders, one network?
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2012-10-09
03:35 AM
2012-10-09
03:35 AM
One router, two extenders, one network?
I have a wpn824v2 and two wn3000rp in my three floor house. One extender on ground and second, and the router in the middle.
Can I have this set up with one name, one password, where computers, pads or phones that move around in the house automatically select the best connection without me having to change "network"?
Can I have this set up with one name, one password, where computers, pads or phones that move around in the house automatically select the best connection without me having to change "network"?
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2012-10-09
04:32 AM
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2012-10-09
07:20 AM
2012-10-09
07:20 AM
Re: One router, two extenders, one network?
It did work ok. But Netgear warned against same SSID.
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2012-10-09
08:44 AM
2012-10-09
08:44 AM
Re: One router, two extenders, one network?
Most have used same SSID and seems to all works so should be no worries
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