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EX6400 mesh extender
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EX6400 mesh extender
I just set this up and with the help in this group I did get it connected to the mesh.....when I look I don't see any devices connected is that correct because I have many devices in the house.
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Re: EX6400 mesh extender
@maxx1010 wrote:I just set this up and with the help in this group I did get it connected to the mesh.....when I look I don't see any devices connected is that correct because I have many devices in the house.
When you look where? In the extender connected devices page?
And have you tried a simple reboot of the devices not connected? In mesh mode, devices roam based upon their own roaming protocol. The extender doesn't move them around. they have to do it themselves.
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yes in the extender network devices there is none mentioned. so I need to I guess unplug everything and plug them back in and see where they connect?
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or turn off/on wireless on the device. But again, if its running in mesh mode, they should roam on their own protocols. If they're older devices and don't have built in roaming protocols, then using mesh might not be ideal for them.
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