Belkin.Range Setup: Simple Way for Belkin Range Setup

 


Have you purchased a new Belkin extender device? Do you want to perform the Belkin extender setup? Facing issues in the process to install Belkin WiFi extender with Belkin.range? If so, then don’t panic! In this blog, you will get to know the various methods for Belkin.setup either through the wireless mode. Let’s go ahead with the Belkin extender setup using 192.168.206.1 wireless mode. 


Instructions for the Belkin.setup through Wireless Mode


Look at the below steps for the Belkin Extender setup by using belkin.range web address:


Step 1: Before starting the process, ensure that your Belkin extender is connected to the power socket and placed nearer to the main WiFi router. 

Step 2: Ensure that your device has a stable internet connection.

Step 3: After that, use your mobile or laptop. Open the WiFi settings. A list of WiFi networks will displayed on the screen. You need to choose the WiFi network from the list of the WiFi networks.

Step 4: Thereafter, connect to the WiFi network named belkin.setup. 

Step 5: Now, you have to wait for some time until your device connects to the network named “Belkin.setup” and 192.168.206.1. You need to open the browser on the same device.

Step 6: Enter http://belkin.range setup in the URL bar of the web browser. If it does not redirect you to the Belkin extender setup configuration page, use the default IP address i.e. or 192.168.206.1 setup. 

Step 7: When it redirects you to the front page of the setup, tap on the “Get Started” button. It will automatically search for the router’s SSID. 

Step 8: Choose the network of the main WiFi router that you want to extend. If you will not find the WiFi network of your choice in the list, tap on the “refresh” button. Hit on the Next button to go ahead. 

Step 9: Enter the WiFi network password in the respective field. Hit on the Next button to connect to the respective network successfully. If your Belkin extender has two antenna bands i.e. 2.4GHz and 5GHz then you need to do the process twice. 

Step 10: Once you connected your extender to the main router’s WiFi network, it will redirect to a page where you can verify the settings. If you want to make any further changes, tap on the “Edit” button.

Step 11: After verifying the settings, tap on the “Create Extended Network” button. 

Step 12: At last, you will find a picture of a large blue tick which means that your Belkin extender is configured successfully and ready to use. 


That’s all! We hope that by following the above instructions, you will get to know how to perform Belkin.setup either using belkin.range or 192.168.206.1 IP address. If you face issues in the Belkin extender setup, reach out to our support team to fix the issue.


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