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Netgear E6200 alone supports wireless-N and gigabit.
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Netgear E6200 alone supports wireless-N and gigabit.

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rookie mistake on my part. &nbsp;Thanks!
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I have comcast internet and they provided me with an Arris TG862 as a modem/wireless router.<br />
I set it up to broadcast 2G &amp;&nbsp;5G<br />
LAN side 192.168.1.1<br />
This works.<br />
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Coverage is poor throughout the house so I would like to use a Netgear 6200 + extender.<br />
I configure the 6200 LAN side as 192.168.1.182<br />
When I connect teh Internet port of the 6200 to the Arris, the 6200 immediately flips to 10.0.0.1<br />
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How do I get the 6200 to connect (cat5) to the Arris and extend the wireless network? &nbsp;I don't care if the 6200 and the Arris broadcast the same or different wireles network names.
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I have comcast internet and they provided me with an Arris TG862 as a modem/wireless router.
I set it up to broadcast 2G & 5G
LAN side 192.168.1.1
This works.

Coverage is poor throughout the house so I would like to use a Netgear 6200 + extender.
I configure the 6200 LAN side as 192.168.1.182
When I connect teh Internet port of the 6200 to the Arris, the 6200 immediately flips to 10.0.0.1

How do I get the 6200 to connect (cat5) to the Arris and extend the wireless network?  I don't care if the 6200 and the Arris broadcast the same or different wireles network names.

Netgear 6200 Wireless router with Comcast Arris TG862

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Wireless Networking

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