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General| Model | EX6100v2 |
|---|---|
| Category | Range Extender |
| WiFi Technology | 802.11ac |
| Security | WEP, WPA/WPA2-PSK |
| WiFi Band | Dual-band |
| Number of Ethernet Ports | 1 x 10/100 Ethernet port |
| Button | WPS |
| LED Indicators | Power, WPS |
| WiFi Performance | AC750 |
Provides links for product registration, help, downloads, and community forums.
Links to EU Declaration of Conformity and general regulatory compliance information.
Acknowledges NETGEAR and other trademarks used for reference.
Introduces the extender's function of boosting WiFi range and acting as an access point.
Directs users to the support website and download center for additional information and firmware updates.
Describes the function and status of various LEDs on the extender, including Router Link and Client Link.
Explains how to use arrow LEDs to position the extender optimally.
Recommends using the extender when WiFi connection is poor, noting potential speed reduction.
Details how the extender functions as a bridge, connecting to a network and acting as an access point for devices.
Highlights the advantages of the 802.11ac standard, such as improved speed and range.
Discusses backward compatibility and the need for router support to utilize 802.11ac features.
Lists the key topics covered in this chapter, including extender modes and setup procedures.
Outlines the basic steps for setting up the extender in Extender Mode, including power and switch settings.
Explains the two primary methods for connecting the extender to an existing WiFi network: WPS and the installation assistant.
Introduces Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) for simplified network connections, noting WEP security limitations.
Provides detailed steps for establishing a WiFi connection using the WPS button method.
Guides users on finding the best location for the extender using the Router Link LED for optimal connection.
Instructs on how to connect WiFi-enabled devices to the new extender network names.
Explains how to test the range of the extended WiFi signal using the Client Link LED.
Details the steps to connect to the extender's network and launch the NETGEAR installation assistant via a web browser.
Covers setting the extender's WiFi network name (SSID), password, and completing the registration process.
Guides on moving the extender to its final location and verifying its connection and range.
Explains how to connect devices via an Ethernet cable to the extender to access the network.
Details the procedure for configuring the extender to function as a WiFi access point using a wired Ethernet connection.
Describes how the extender creates a new WiFi hotspot when operating in Access Point mode.
Provides steps to connect to the extender's network and access its settings through a web browser.
Explains how to use the Smart Setup utility to modify extender settings like network name or password.
Details the process of scanning for networks, entering credentials, and completing the setup via Smart Setup.
Lists the various network settings configurable on the extender, including SSIDs, security, and access control.
Guides users on how to view a list of devices currently connected to the extender's network.
Details how FastLane technology optimizes performance by dedicating WiFi bands for router-extender and extender-device communication.
Explains the different FastLane modes and provides steps to activate the feature for improved streaming performance.
Guides on adjusting the extender's WiFi coverage range by modifying the wireless output power settings.
Details how to connect to the extender and access the Wireless settings page to view current WiFi configurations.
Provides instructions for changing the network names (SSIDs) for both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi bands.
Provides instructions for changing the network names (SSIDs) for both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi bands.
Explains how to disable SSID broadcasting to create a hidden WiFi network, requiring manual client connection.
Explains how to disable SSID broadcasting to create a hidden WiFi network, requiring manual client connection.
Guides on enabling or disabling the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi radios, impacting device connectivity.
Guides on enabling or disabling the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi radios, impacting device connectivity.
Details how to change WiFi speed settings in FastLane or Access Point modes, noting limitations in Extender mode.
Details how to change WiFi speed settings in FastLane or Access Point modes, noting limitations in Extender mode.
Introduces WPS as a method to connect devices without passwords, using either a push button or PIN.
Introduces WPS as a method to connect devices without passwords, using either a push button or PIN.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting a client device using the WPS push button on both the extender and the device.
Details how to connect a client device to the extender using its unique PIN with the WPS feature.
Explains how to enable access control and deny specific devices by their MAC addresses through the Connected Devices interface.
Guides on setting up an access schedule to limit internet access times, requiring accurate clock settings.
Provides steps to change the extender's device name through the Wireless settings.
Details how to configure the extender to use a static IP address, which is an alternative to dynamic IP assignment.
Details how to configure the extender to use a static IP address, which is an alternative to dynamic IP assignment.
Explains the MAC address translation process and how to manage router MAC filtering or ACL for extender connectivity.
Explains the MAC address translation process and how to manage router MAC filtering or ACL for extender connectivity.
Lists the main topics covered in this chapter, including user management, configuration, and firmware updates.
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing the login username and password for the extender's web interface.
Guides on enabling or disabling password protection for the extender's web interface and Smart Setup.
Explains how to recover lost login credentials using security questions or by resetting the extender to factory settings.
Details how to enable automatic daylight saving time adjustments for accurate timekeeping and scheduling.
Provides instructions for manually setting the extender's clock or synchronizing it with the connected computer's time.
Guides on creating a backup file of the extender's current configuration settings for safekeeping.
Provides steps to restore the extender's configuration from a previously saved backup file.
Details using the physical Factory Reset button to erase all settings and return the extender to its original factory state.
Guides on checking for and manually updating the extender's firmware through the web interface.
Explains how to restart the extender via its web interface without physical interaction.
Explains how to restart the extender via its web interface without physical interaction.
Lists the topics covered in this chapter, focusing on common questions and troubleshooting connectivity issues.
Answers frequently asked questions about network passwords, setup modes, and forgotten credentials.
Details the procedure for restoring the extender to its factory default settings using the reset button.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues accessing the NETGEAR installation assistant.
Answers frequently asked questions about network passwords, setup modes, and forgotten credentials.
Details the procedure for restoring the extender to its factory default settings using the reset button.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues accessing the NETGEAR installation assistant.
Offers solutions for connection failures, including credential loss, browser errors, LED status, and Ethernet alternatives.
Addresses problems encountered when trying to join a WiFi network, such as incorrect SSIDs, passphrases, or poor router signal.
Lists the sections included in this appendix: Factory Default Settings and Technical Specifications.
Lists the sections included in this appendix: Factory Default Settings and Technical Specifications.
Details the default settings for various extender features like WiFi communication, SSIDs, and security.
Details the default settings for various extender features like WiFi communication, SSIDs, and security.
Lists key technical specifications including network compatibility, power requirements, dimensions, and weight.
Provides environmental operating conditions and interface details such as Ethernet and WiFi standards.
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