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Inst allation N300 WiFi Range Ex t ender Model WN3100RP[...]
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2 Getting St ar t ed The NET GE AR WiFi Range Ext ender incre ases the distanc e of a WiFi network by boosting the e xisting WiFi signal and enhancing the over all signal quality over long distanc es. An ext ender repe ats the signals fr om an existing WiF i rout er or ac cess point.[...]
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3 Meet Y our Ex t ender Bef or e you install your e xtender , f amiliarize yourself with its LEDs, buttons, and port . Fr ont and Right Side P anels Rou ter Ar row LED Client Ar row LED Rou ter Lin k LED Client Link LED Powe r LED WPS LED Pass-t hrou gh pow er sock et ( va ries by re gio n ) Ethernet port[...]
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4 R ear and Le Side P anels Fac tor y Reset button WPS button Device On/ O swi tch Pr oduct label Po wer connector ( va ries by re gio n )[...]
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5 LED Descriptions Rout er Link LED This LED indicat es the connection between the e xtender and the r outer or ac cess point. Solid green . Bes t connection. Solid ambe r . Good c onnec tion. Solid red . P oor connection. O . No connection. Client Link LED This LED indicat es the connection between the e xtender and a comput er or WiFi device. [...]
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6 Install the WiFi Extender Place the e xtender , apply pow er , and connect it to your WiFi ne twork . Place the Extender and Apply P ower 1. Place your e xtender in the same r oom as your WiFi rout er . Pr oximity to the WiFi r out er is requir ed only during the initial setup pr ocess. 2. Plug the ext ender into an electrical outlet. The P ower [...]
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7 Connect with WPS Wi-Fi Pr otected Se tup (WPS) lets you join a secure WiFi ne twork without typing the network name and passwor d. N ote: WPS does not support WEP network security . If you ar e using WEP security, f ollow the instructions in Connect with Web Br owser Setup on page 9 . 1. Pr ess the WPS button on the side panel of the ext ender . [...]
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8 4. Connect your comput er or WiFi devices t o the new ext ended WiFi network. Use the same WiFi passwor d that you use for your WiFi r outer . 5. Unplug the ext ender and move it to a new loc ation closer to the ar ea with a poor WiFi signal. The location that you choose must be within the r ange of your existing WiF i rout er netw ork . 6. Plug [...]
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9 Connect with W eb Browser Setup 1. Use a WiFi network manager on a c omput er or WiFi device t o find and connect to the NET GEAR_E XT (S SID) WiFi network. Aer the c onnection with the computer or WiF i device is est ablished, the Client Link LED lights. 2. Open a web br owser window from the same c omputer or WiFi devic e. The br owser tak [...]
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10 3. Select a WiFi network to e xtend and click the Continue butt on. The f ollowing scr een displays : 4. T ype the netw ork passwor d (also called passphr ase or security key) in the P asswor d field and click the Continue button. The f ollowing scr een displays :[...]
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11 5. In the Name field, type the name (SSID) f or your new ext ender WiFi network and click the Continue butt on. Y ou can use the same security settings as the settings f or your existing ne twork by selecting the check box . The settings ar e applied and the f ollowing scr een displays. On iP ads, iPhones, and MacBook comput ers, this scr een a[...]
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12 7. If the scr een is still displayed on your comput er or WiFi devic e, select the check box at the bo ttom of the scr een and click the Continue button. A message displays confirming that the e xtender is c onnected to the WiFi network. 8. Click the Finish butt on. 9. Unplug the ext ender and move it to a new loc ation closer to the ar ea with[...]
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13 Find the Best L ocation If the WiFi signal is w eak, the first time you join the ext ender network, an arr ow LED blinks f or two minut es. If this happens, adjust the position of the ext ender . • If the Rout er Arr ow LED blinks, move the ext ender closer to the r outer . • If the Client Arr ow LED blinks, move the c omput er or WiF[...]
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14 Connec t an Ethernet-Enabled Devic e Aer the e xtender is c onnected to your e xisting WiFi netw ork, you can connect a wir ed device t o the ext ender using an Ethernet cable. That device c an then acc ess your exis ting network thr ough the WiFi c onnec tion. 1. Set up the e xtender . For mor e information, see Plac e the Extender and Apply[...]
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15 Log In t o Access Ex t ender Settings Aer ins tallation, you can log in t o the ext ender to view or change the ext ender ’ s settings. 1. Use a WiFi network manager on a c omput er or WiFi device t o find and connect to the new e xtended WiFi ne twork . Aer the c onnection with the computer or WiF i device is est ablished, the Client L[...]
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16 Fr equently Asked Questions Y ou can find more inf ormation about your product in the user manual, which is available at http:// suppor t.netgear .com . The web br owser setup guide k eeps asking me f or my network passwor d (passphr ase) or security key , and I am sure that I ent er ed the corr ect password. What can I do? The ext ender is pr [...]
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17 How do I rest or e the extender to its f ac tory def ault settings? 1. Use a sharp object such as a pen or paper clip to pr ess and hold the Factory R eset button on the side of the e xtender f or at least five seconds until the P ower LED blinks amber . 2. Rele ase the Factory Reset butt on and wait f or the extender t o r eboot . The ext ende[...]
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18 I enabled a wireles s MAC filt er , wireles s access c ontrol, or acc ess contr ol list (ACL) on my rout er . What should I do when installing the extender? When the WiFi devic e connects through the e xtender t o your r outer , the MAC addr ess of the WiFi device shown on the r outer is tr anslated to another MA C addr ess. If your r outer’ [...]
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19 A login scr een displays. c . Ent er admin f or the user name and passwor d f or the passwor d. 5. Select Maintenance > A ttached Devic es . The Att ached Devices scr een displays the MAC addres ses and virtual MAC addr esses for c omputers and WiFi devic es that ar e connected t o the ext ender network. 6. On the r outer , add all of the vir[...]
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September 2014 NETGEAR , Inc. 350 East Plumeria Drive San Jose, CA 95134, USA Support Thank you f or purchasing this NET GEAR product . After installing your devic e, locate the serial number on the label of your pr oduc t and use it t o r egister your pr oduct at https://my.net gear .com . Y ou must regist er your product bef ore you c an use NET [...]