Sorry, not the right hardware.
I have an actiontec t3200m router that i want to increase the reach of the wifi for. The router i want to use as the repeater is an actiontec v1000h. Could anyone please walk me through the steps? Thanks in advance!
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I have an actiontec t3200m router that i want to increase the reach of the wifi for. The router i want to use as the repeater is an actiontec v1000h. Could anyone please walk me through the steps? Thanks in advance!
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Sorry, not the right hardware.
Post was last edited on April 24, 2017 10:07 PM PDT
I have already set it up with another v1000m router as a repeater with the help of the ddwrt web site. I was just on that site but can no longer find any info for the v1000m...
The stock model is not ddrwrt so you are way off in the bushes. That is, I only talk about stock setups. If you go with ddwrt, then you hit the ddwrt forums.
okay, i have a t3200m and its setup at one end of my house. i need to extend my wifi signal so that i can connect at the other end of my house, i have a v1000h router. is there any way of using the v1000h to extend my signal?