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Things Should Know Prior To Choose a WiFi Extender

Choosing a WiFi repeater depends on several criteria. First you need specify your needs like – area to be covered, bandwidth, and the price. Then, you must check out the performance of the gadget, manufacturer's brand essence and user's ratings. But, isn't that will be so time-consuming? Of-course it will be, and, that's why this post will be your solace. Reading this post, will guide you with choosing the superlative wireless extender. Let the hunt for your dream-extender begin now! Start with the Range and WiFi Standard WiFi protocol and standards have evolved in recent years. Today, there are two main types of home WiFi: WiFi n (802.11n) and WiFi ac (802.11ac), newer and faster. The standards are backward compatible. So, without any problem, a WiFi ac repeater will work so with a WiFi router with n standard. But, you do need to focus on one key point that is range. WiFi extenders with “N” standard

Do both Mesh Network and Wi-Fi Range Extender Are Same?

Looking to boost up your current wireless network connection but confused to choose in between Netgear Wi-Fi range extender and mesh network. Does both the range extender and mesh network are the same? Mesh wireless network systems are a great method to fix dead signal spots in your home or business premises. But how they are different from WiFi range extenders? Do they worth the same as range extenders? Do Netgear WiFi Range Extenders Solely Repeat a Signal? The time you install a Netgear range extender, it directly communicates with your current existing router and re-broadcasts the Wi-Fi signal, often as its independent Wi-Fi network. That means you end up with two networks with two different frequency signals. That means you end up with two different networks. This means you finish up with two networks like “WhiteHouse” for upstairs and “WhiteHouse_EXT” for downstairs and your devices with often remains to connect on one until it’s completely out of the networ

How to configure a Netgear wireless router using Smart Wizard

In this article, we will help you for Netgear router setup for broadband/cable internet connection using smart setup wizard. To configure a Netgear wireless router for cable internet connection with Smart setup Wizard: Connect your broadband modem to the internet port of your Netgear wireless router and your computer/PC/desktop to the four LAN ports (any). Turn off your modem, router, and the computer. Wait for a few minutes and after that, turn them on again one by one. Now, head towards your computer. Launch a web browser in it. Type the web address www.routerlogin.net in its address/URL bar and hit the enter key. You will be prompt to access the Netgear router login page. When prompt, please enter the default username and password. If you have personalized the details, it is recommended to use them instead of the default ones. Click on the 'setup wizard' option and the setup wizard screen will be displayed. Click on 'yes' and after that, hit the