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General| WiFi Technology | 802.11ac |
|---|---|
| Ethernet Ports | 4 x Gigabit Ethernet ports |
| Antenna | 6 internal antennas |
| WiFi Band | Tri-Band |
| Processor | Quad-Core Processor |
| Key Features | FastLane3 Technology, Smart Roaming, MU-MIMO |
| Security | WPA/WPA2 |
| WiFi Performance | AC3000 |
Details the items included in the extender package, including the extender and power adapter.
Describes the LEDs on the front panel of the extender and their meanings.
Details the ports, buttons, and DC power connector located on the back of the extender.
Provides guidance on when to connect through the extender network for optimal performance.
Explains the extender's function as a bridge between a WiFi router and WiFi devices.
Guides users through placing the extender, applying power, and connecting to an existing WiFi network.
Explains how to configure the extender to function as a WiFi access point.
Details how to connect computers and mobile devices to the newly extended WiFi network.
Provides instructions on accessing the extender's web interface to view or change settings.
Explains how to use the Smart Setup wizard for easy configuration and network changes.
Allows the extender to use the same WiFi network name and password as the router.
Enables the extender to use a single WiFi network name and password for both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
Lists all devices currently connected to the extender's network.
Displays the current WiFi configuration details of the extender.
Allows customization of the WiFi network name (SSID) for the extender.
Hides the extender's WiFi network name (SSID) from visible networks for increased privacy.
Controls the broadcasting of WiFi signals on the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
Allows adjustment of the WiFi speed settings, primarily for the 5 GHz band.
Explains how to connect devices using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) button or PIN method.
Enables MAC filtering to control which devices can connect to the extender's network.
Allows scheduling of Internet access times for users connected to the extender.
Allows renaming the extender for easier identification on the network.
Configures the extender with a fixed IP address instead of a dynamic one from the router.
Manages network access by filtering devices based on their MAC addresses for enhanced security.
Allows modification of the login credentials used to access the extender's settings.
Controls whether password protection is enabled for accessing the extender.
Provides steps to recover lost login credentials by answering security questions.
Configures the extender to automatically update its clock for daylight saving time.
Allows manual setting of the extender's internal clock for accurate scheduling.
Enables backing up and restoring the extender's configuration settings for disaster recovery.
Restores the extender's settings from a previously saved configuration file.
Resets the extender to its original factory settings, erasing all custom configurations.
Provides instructions on checking for and installing the latest firmware for the extender.
Allows the extender to be restarted remotely through the web interface.
Controls the visibility of the NETGEAR logo LED on the extender.
Details the types of USB storage devices and file systems supported by the extender.
Provides instructions on physically connecting a USB storage device to the extender.
Explains how to access USB storage connected to the extender from a Windows PC.
Details how to assign a drive letter to the USB storage device for easier access in Windows.
Explains how to access USB storage connected to the extender from a Mac computer.
Allows enabling or disabling the USB port on the extender.
Describes how to create and configure network folders on connected USB storage.
Enables password protection for folders on the USB storage device for security.
Explains how to connect and share a printer through the extender's USB port.
Allows renaming the network share or the extender itself.
Configures the extender to act as a DLNA media server for compatible players.
Details how to configure the extender for media playback on TiVo devices.
Provides answers to common questions and troubleshooting tips for extender issues.
Troubleshooting steps for when connection to the extender interface fails.
Addresses issues preventing the extender from connecting to the WiFi router or network.
Troubleshooting steps for accessing the extender's web interface via the mywifiext.net address.
Provides methods to locate the extender's IP address for direct access or configuration.
Lists the default configuration settings of the extender before any user modifications.
Details the hardware specifications, operating conditions, and interface capabilities of the extender.
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