Setting Up As Wired Range Extender (Access Point) - Linksys AC3000 User Manual

Wi-fi range extender
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Note—If you are not connected to your range extender's setup network you will get a
page alerting you that you haven't connected to the extender. The page will ask whether
you are trying to set up a new range extender or access settings on a range extender you
already set up.
Sometimes you will get a "404 Not Found" error page. If that happens, clear your browser
cache and try again.
5. Connect your Wi-Fi devices to the extended network you just created.
If you have set up your range extender with a Linksys Max-Stream router, you don't have
to do anything. Max-Stream routers support seamless roaming, and your extended Wi-Fi
network shares the same network name and password. Connected devices will select the
main or extended network as you move around the coverage area.
If you do not have a router with seamless roaming, select the extended network on your
device's Wi-Fi manager. Extended networks are identified by "_Ext" added to the end
of your main network name(s). Passwords will be the same as those for your main
network(s).

Setting up as wired range extender (access point)

Browser-based setup
1. Prepare for setup
Be sure your router has a working internet connection and you have an ethernet cable long
enough to connect the router to the range extender.
Note—Do not connect any devices other than your router to the range extender until
setup is complete.
2. Plug the range extender into a wall outlet.
3. Wait for the blinking light on the top of the range extender to change from green to
orange.
4. Use an ethernet cable to connect the range extender to the LAN port of your router.
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