Extend my WiFi with a powerline adapter (WiFi bridge)
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Hello,
I recently purchased a Netgear PLW1000v2 powerline adapter (which works great by the way)
I would like to use it as a Wi-Fi repeater:
I want my powerline to have the same SSID as my router, the same password, and above all, I want to be able to switch from my router's network to my powerline's network without having to reconnect (like in a business or hotel).
Is this possible?
Thank you in advance for your insights :)
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 53.0
I recently purchased a Netgear PLW1000v2 powerline adapter (which works great by the way)
I would like to use it as a Wi-Fi repeater:
I want my powerline to have the same SSID as my router, the same password, and above all, I want to be able to switch from my router's network to my powerline's network without having to reconnect (like in a business or hotel).
Is this possible?
Thank you in advance for your insights :)
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 53.0
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Hi,
it's probably possible, you just need to configure your access point for that, but make sure to set a different and at least 4 channels away from your box.
But Netgear doesn't have the elegance to provide a user manual :-(
See on https://www.mywifiext.net/
PS,
This is not a wifi repeater in this case, but an additional access point.
and ... There you go!-
It's been a little while since I've been trying to configure it from this URL, and I must admit that I'm having a hard time finding the option to enable that...
I'm a bit stuck ^^'- I can hardly help you go further; you would need to include screenshots, since Netgear does not provide a configuration manual.
At least, I haven't found one.
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