How to Setup a Belkin Range Extender?
To install http Belkin setup there is a series of steps you need to understand. The given steps will help you to proceed by Setting a wireless range extender.
Belkin Range Extender Setup Process
Before moving forward, you will need to ensure that you have your existing wifi network and its wireless router’s network name and password, and if dual-band, then the SSID and passwords of both 2.4GHz and 5GHz network bands. Along with that, you need a wifi-capable device.
STEP 1:- Plug your range extender into the power supply within the range of your wireless network.
STEP 2:- From your device now, you must turn on your wifi and connect BELKIN SETUP and if you are unable to join this network, you may reset the Belkin range extender by pressing the reset button for about 5 to 10 seconds, then turn it on and join the network.
STEP 3:- Now open the browser and type http Belkin range or "https://192.168.206.1" and you will be directed to the range extender’s setup page.
STEP 4:- Belkin.range/setting_start.asp Here you can see your network name and if by any chance not then refresh and now
You should see your SSID on the network list. You should select the network you want to extend and after that Fill in your password.
STEP 5:- Wait for the system to confirm your password. After that review, your information is on the extended network, and you can also change or edit the settings if needed. If not then proceed with a tap on “create an extended network” which is now configured.
(NOTE:-If you have a dual-band network, select another network you want to extend and repeat the 4th step to do the same. but whereas if you use single band Belkin the wi-fi range extender then will only identify the 2.4GHz band. For the best performance place the Extender in the middle between your wireless router and the area where you want range coverage.)
Troubleshooting problems
Belkin setup cannot find my dual-band range extender?
If it is unable to connect or communicate with your range extender then
You should ensure that the range extender is turned on and has internet connectivity.
Another reason is that the range extender faces any trouble while connecting to your wireless network.
Blinking orange LED Lights
This describes that the range extender is not connected to the router and In this case, you need to move the Belkin range extender closer to your router.
I hope the given information might have helped you with the needed guidance. But in any case, if you want help with anything you can call on the given source.
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