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TROUBLE SHOOTING STEPS
To know which access point or wireless router your Linksys RE6250 is connected to, access the
range extender's web-based setup page. Under Status, click WLAN Statistics then check the AP
MAC address section. Take note of this address as this is the Mac address of the access point or
wireless router your Linksys RE6250 is connected to.
11. Can I connect multiple wireless devices to my Linksys RE6250?
Yes, the Linksys RE6250 acts as an extension to your router or access point so you can connect
multiple devices to it.
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. What should I do when I cannot connect the range extender to the router or access point?
Here are some things you can do:
Make sure you are using the same wireless network name and wireless password as your
existing wireless router or access point.
For first-time setup, you may need to place the extender closer to the router. After you've set
up your extender, you can unplug it and move it to the final location.
To reduce signal obstructions, try alternate locations for the router and extender.
Avoid placing the router and extender near metal objects, masonry walls, and reflective
surfaces such as glass or mirrors.
Avoid placing the router and extender near other electronics that may cause signal
interference.
If you're using WPS to connect, wait until the WPS indicator stops blinking before trying to
make the connection again.
2. What should I do when I cannot access the Linksys RE6250?
If you cannot access the Linksys RE6250, try any of the following troubleshooting methods:
Make sure you are connected to the Extended wireless network name of your extender
Powercycle the extender.
Move the extender closer to your router.
Look up the extender's IP address on your router's DHCP Client Table and try to ping it.
Reset extender and go through the setup again.
For more detailed information, click
3. What should I do when I experience intermittent connection issues when connected to the
Linksys RE6250?
Make sure that your range extender is getting at least 50 percent of your router's Wi-Fi signal and is
located midway between your router and the area without Wi-Fi. To check your range extender's
wireless signal, access its web-based setup page and click Status > WLAN Statistics > Signal
Strength. For instructions on how to check and verify your computer's wireless connection,
click
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