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My Wifi extender is conected by cable. In that way I can only configure it as Access Point, but it creates a new network. The only way I found to work in the same network is setting it up as an Wifi Extender. Is there any way to conected it by cable and still be in the same network?
Extender Model: EX6120|AC1200 Dual Band WiFi Range Extender
Firmware VersionV1.0.0.32_1.0.21
I've not used d-link routers in quite a long time so I can't speak about why the d-link isn't showing the connected devices that are connected to the extender. It'd be good to ask that question in their forums or support.
Speaking for the extender. Its expected that it only shows the devices that are connected to it. All my extenders exhibit that same trait of only showing those that connect to it. Thats not a flaw or a problem.
My Wifi extender is conected by cable. In that way I can only configure it as Access Point, but it creates a new network. The only way I found to work in the same network is setting it up as an Wifi Extender. Is there any way to conected it by cable and still be in the same network?
Not sure exactly what you're trying to accomplish here. You're hardwired in and setup as AP. this is good. Its the best way to run an extender. But I'm not sure what you're meaning by "be in the same network"?
Are you talking same wifi name? You can set it the same but its not a mesh network so it won't seamlessly roam for devices.
Or is it not in the same ip range? You can set it up with a static ip address.
I guess i"m just needing a little clarification on what you're trying to do here.
here's the support page that can help with some of these questions.
I've a wifi router an my netgear is hardwired on it as an AP. Both have the same SSID. If I'm conected to the AP I can only see devices conected to them, not the ones conected to the wifi router. The same happen when I'm connected to the wife router, I cannot see devices conected to the AP.... There is a way I can see all the devices??? Maybe the solution is setup a static IP, not sure how to do it.....
Extender Model: EX6120|AC1200 Dual Band WiFi Range Extender
Firmware VersionV1.0.0.32_1.0.21
I've not used d-link routers in quite a long time so I can't speak about why the d-link isn't showing the connected devices that are connected to the extender. It'd be good to ask that question in their forums or support.
Speaking for the extender. Its expected that it only shows the devices that are connected to it. All my extenders exhibit that same trait of only showing those that connect to it. Thats not a flaw or a problem.
