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Re: Wifi repeater with LAN output? Message 2 of 7. Technically - repeating is a wireless only solution - if you want wireless to wired you need a wireless bridge, not a repeater. Give a man a fish, feed him for a day Teach a man to fish, feed him for life.

Message 3 of 7. Thanks for the replies chaps. That Wnrpt looks the business, but it looks like you can't attach a different antenna. I need to attach a high gain antenna, on the end of about 1m of cable, and position the antenna on my window so i can pick my neighbour's wifi signal.

Is there a Netgear wireless bridge that allows a different antenna to be attached? Ta, Fred. Message 4 of 7. Don't really know how to use this forum Any suggestions? Message 5 of 7. Toon 9 producten.

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Such as a PoE injector. You'll run an ethernet cable from the injector to your repeater. With the advancements in technology and the push to convenience it has become fairly straightforward when setting up a wireless repeater. Let's break down some of the steps to getting a repeater up and running. Decide where you want to install the wireless repeater. Keeping it a reasonable amount of distance from the first router or wireless access point can help with performance.

Common places for this can be an other floor or in the basement. Keep in mind that concrete can have an affect on performance so keeping it on a wooden wall can give a benefit. Find the most accessible AC power outlet in your location you have chosen. Make sure there isn't anything obstructing it such as other cables.

Even though the product is a wireless device, to get it setup you want to connect using an ethernet cable from the port to a computer that is close. Maybe your laptop or desktop that is in range to the repeater. Each manufacturer can have a different method of doing this so look to the manual for more information. After you have created a connection to your wireless repeater from your laptop or desktop you want to access your computers local area network properties.

If your computer is a windows:. The next thing you want to do is right click Local Area Network and choose properties and then Internet Protocol Version 4 and Properties again. After double checking your repeater devices instructions you want to use the default IP address which might look something like : You will then submit number strings for the subnet such as You might be asked to enter a DNS server address, if so, leave blank.

You might also then be asked for a username and password in which you want to enter the admin credentials in the two fields. If it goes through then you will be brought to a setup wizard. Look for the wireless repeater mode and click repeater - onekey setting.

After that appears select the wireless network selection button and click refresh list. Look for your first routers wireless network to connect to. You will then want to enter your WiFi;s network password that you have already set up for the pre-shared key field.

Make sure you get to the Apply button and reboot.