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One the primary AP, you need to go to Wireless &gt;&nbsp;WDS. Then check the box to allow the signal to be repeated. If you choosr manual below that, you will need to enter in the MAC address if the second AP.<br />
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The second AP should be configure into repeated mode, which should turn off DHCP. The SSID should be the same (this is the point of being a repeater), you might not get a choice on the channel. &nbsp;If you can make it different do so, but if not, you should be okay.
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Hi Thanks for you answer i think i found the configuration that i missed :(<br />
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<b>you said &quot;The second AP should be configure into repeated mode,&quot;<br />
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how do i set the second AP as a repeated mode?
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Hi All, <br />
<br />
goal : &nbsp;<br />
i have a Cisco RV110W for external wireless in my floor and i would like to extend with an access point<br />
<br />
so i bought an additional Cisco RV110W (same switch) &nbsp;so i can extend the wireless range and i have few questions regarding configuration<br />
<br />
Primary- &nbsp;Cisco-Main that is connected to ADSL (currently working fine with ssd &quot;wireless&quot; and ip range of DHCP is 10.10.10.1-254 /24<br />
Secondery -Cisco-AP that should be connected to the primary on the same network (can even be the same ssid)<br />
<br />
configuration : <br />
<br />
in the Cisco -AP <br />
<br />
1. should be with the same DHCP or no DHCP at all <br />
2. should it be with the same ssid?<br />
3. should i only enable the primary be a repeater ?<br />
4. should Hertz / channels be the same or different ? <br />
<br />
what should be the process for connecting the AP to the main cisco
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Hi All, 

goal :  
i have a Cisco RV110W for external wireless in my floor and i would like to extend with an access point

so i bought an additional Cisco RV110W (same switch)  so i can extend the wireless range and i have few questions regarding configuration

Primary-  Cisco-Main that is connected to ADSL (currently working fine with ssd "wireless" and ip range of DHCP is 10.10.10.1-254 /24
Secondery -Cisco-AP that should be connected to the primary on the same network (can even be the same ssid)

configuration : 

in the Cisco -AP 

1. should be with the same DHCP or no DHCP at all 
2. should it be with the same ssid?
3. should i only enable the primary be a repeater ?
4. should Hertz / channels be the same or different ? 

what should be the process for connecting the AP to the main cisco

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