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Netgear Router AP mode setup (Router WNDR3800) (AP Mode Router R6050)
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I have been unable to get the R6050 to work in AP Mode with the WNDR3800
My questions
1. Do I have to change any setting in the R3080? Only changed WIFI channels to be different than AP device WiFi
2. I changed the R6050 to AP Mode.
I'm allowing only the Router R3800 to do DHCP not the AP device R6050
I have an ethernet cable from the AP device WAN port to the Router's lan switch
I have an ethernet cable from an AP device lan port to a computer
I can see that the AP device is on the network by IP scan or Router attached devices
I have set the AP device WIFI to fixed channels different than Routers
3. How do I know if the WiFi Access Point is working? Can I see it in attached devices or in logs?
4. Can the Router be attached to the AP device via an unmanaged switch or does it have to have a hardwired dedicated connection - Router Lan Port to AP Device WAN port?
Is there anything else I need to do to get these working together?
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Hi @wbramsey,
1. No additional configuration is needed on your main router.
2. It is good that the AP shows as an attached device to the main router.
3. You can set a different SSID on the AP and connect a wireless device to it and check if it goes online. A wired device will also do.
4. A direct connection from the router to the AP is better rather than having a switch in between.
5. You can check the link below.
Regards,
Dexter
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Hi @wbramsey,
1. No additional configuration is needed on your main router.
2. It is good that the AP shows as an attached device to the main router.
3. You can set a different SSID on the AP and connect a wireless device to it and check if it goes online. A wired device will also do.
4. A direct connection from the router to the AP is better rather than having a switch in between.
5. You can check the link below.
Regards,
Dexter
Community Team
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