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TROUBLE SHOOTING STEPS
There are two ways to upgrade the Linksys RE6250: either through Auto update or Manual
update. For detailed instructions on how to do these, click
here.
WIRELESS CONNECTION & SECURITY
1. What wireless security modes does the Linksys RE6250 support?
The Linksys RE6250 supports WEP, WPA™, WPA2™, and WPA2 / WPA Mixed Mode security
types.
2. Which wireless connection standards and frequencies are supported by the
Linksys RE6250?
The Linksys RE6250 supports 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n, 802.11a, and 802.11ac standards. It
also supports the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies simultaneously.
3. What is the maximum PHY Data Rate speed for each band?
The maximum wireless speed for the 2.4 GHz band is 300 Mbps and the maximum wireless speed
for the 5 GHz band is 433 Mbps.
4. What is the default wireless network name (SSID) of my Linksys RE6250?
The default SSID of your Linksys RE6250 is Linksys Extender Setup.
5. Does the Linksys RE6250 support simultaneous dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)?
Yes.
6. What is Cross Band technology and does my Linksys RE6250 support it?
Yes, the Linksys RE6250 supports Cross Band technology. This technology maximizes
simultaneous use of both bands (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) for high speed data transfer and uninterrupted
streaming and gaming.
7. Where can I find the MAC address of my range extender for Wireless MAC Filtering?
You can find the wireless MAC address of your range extender in its web-based setup page. Go
to Status > WLAN Statistics > Extender MAC address and look for Seen by Upstream AP. For
detailed instructions, click
here.
8. Can I change the Extended Wireless Settings of my range extender?
Yes. To learn how to change the Extended Wireless Settings, click
here.
9. How can I check if the Linksys RE6250 is connected to my existing wireless network?
To check if the Linksys RE6250 is connected to your network, access the range extender's web-
based setup page. Then, under Wireless, click Basic Settings > Status.
10. I have multiple wireless routers or access points in my network, how can I tell which
access point / wireless router my range extender is connected to?
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