2. Ex2700's on one router

[To666ny]

High I'm trying to connect 2 ex2700 to my router I can get them both to set up and work but after a few hours I can't connect  to them with any device it keeps trying but not connecting 

is it possible to have more than one extender connected. To my router 

thanks 

[nhann]

Hi To666ny,

Are both your EX2700 connected to each other or the router? http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/24801/~/what-is-a-wireless-extender%3F

Which router are you using?

Also, how have you named your EX2700 SSID?

I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

NhanN

[To666ny]

Hi 

both connected to the router 

the router is a sky one model number sr102 (in the UK )

they are  my router name one finishing with _EXT and one with _CAB 

thanks in advance 

[nhann]

Have you tried connecting your devices to the EX2700 via ethernet?

How is the connection when placing the EX2700 near the router?
Can you also try factory resetting the router?

Regards,

NhanN

[To666ny]

Haven't tried via Ethernet  or a factory reset ,I will try and let you know

thanks

[rw28658]

I am having a similar issue - two ex2700 extenders and a router. Is that feasible? What was the resolution if any? Thanks.

[nhann]

Hi rw28658,

Yes, it's possible to pair multiple extenders to a router.
Please note, that it is not recommended to daisy chain the extenders:
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/24801/~/what-is-a-wireless-extender%3F

"Range extenders are not designed to be daisy-chained. You can use multiple extenders but their main source of wireless connection must be the same. You cannot connect an extender to another extender's wireless network."