I installed my Swisscom box in the cabinet where the fibre optic signal also comes in. Then I patched my Swisscom TV box into my living room. But since I no longer have a strong WLAN signal in my living room, I bought this router. The router accepts my WLAN which my Swisscom box (in the cupboard) sends out but does not accept it ... Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Otherwise a top device!
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4 years ago
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The reason is that this unit does not actually have a repeater function. For this, the RT-N12 or RT-N12+ device would be necessary. However, the bridge function may help - see https://www.youtube.com/watch

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I installed my Swisscom box in the cabinet where the fibre optic signal also comes in. Then I patched my Swisscom TV box into my living room. But since I no longer have a strong WLAN signal in my living room, I bought this router. The router accepts my WLAN which my Swisscom box (in the cupboard) sends out but does not accept it ... Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Otherwise a top device!

4 years ago

Hello
The reason is that this unit does not actually have a repeater function. For this, the RT-N12 or RT-N12+ device would be necessary. However, the bridge function may help - see https://www.youtube.com/watch

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Hello
The reason is that this unit does not actually have a repeater function. For this, the RT-N12 or RT-N12+ device would be necessary. However, the bridge function may help - see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIjpcn5oR6E

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