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Using a WiFi Internet Booster Range Extender EX6410 only as Ethernet port
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We have NETGEAR Orbi Tri-band Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System (RBK50) and NETGEAR Wireless Mesh WiFi Internet Booster Range Extender | Covers up to 2100 sq ft and 35 Devices with AC1900 (EX6410). We bought the extender to use the ethernet port for Sky Q box which has a tendancy to drop its wifi connection on a regular basis. We don't want to use the wifi signal from the extender as its not as good a signal as we are getting directly from the Orbi system. As is doesn't appear as a seperate network we cannot avoid it. Is it possible to switch of the wireless signal it is emitting?
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Page 42 of the User Manual tells how to disable the WiFi radios.
There is also information about disabling the SSID broadcast, etc.
https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/EX6410/EX6410_UM_EN.pdf
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Page 42 of the User Manual tells how to disable the WiFi radios.
There is also information about disabling the SSID broadcast, etc.
https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/EX6410/EX6410_UM_EN.pdf
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