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Hi,<br />
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Do you have any cat 5 cabling in the location of the new AP or do you plan to run the new AP in repeater mode?
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Hi,

Do you have any cat 5 cabling in the location of the new AP or do you plan to run the new AP in repeater mode?

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Yes, I have CAT5 and power to the APs. 
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How is the new AP configured? Which channels are you using on both APs?
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How is the new AP configured? Which channels are you using on both APs?

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I haven't gotten that far. &nbsp;:)
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Ok, which channel are you using on the DD-WRT?<br />
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Ok, which channel are you using on the DD-WRT?



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Right now it is set to Auto. However, based on networks around me, it should probably set at 1.
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Right now it is set to Auto. However, based on networks around me, it should probably set at 1.

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Hi rochey2009,<br />
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A belated thank you for your help &nbsp;Yes, it works!
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Hi rochey2009,

A belated thank you for your help  Yes, it works!

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Can someone provide me with instructions on extending my home DD-WRT wireless network using TrendNet TEW-653AP Wireless Access Points?<br />
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My goal is to have seamless access with a single SSID so that people can connect iPhones and other devices and be able to roam through the facility without losing connection. &nbsp;I also want all devices to be on the same network for file sharing.<br />
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Can someone provide me with instructions on extending my home DD-WRT wireless network using TrendNet TEW-653AP Wireless Access Points?

My goal is to have seamless access with a single SSID so that people can connect iPhones and other devices and be able to roam through the facility without losing connection.  I also want all devices to be on the same network for file sharing.



Extending dd-wrt wireless network with TrendNet TEW-653AP

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