“Does the range extender use the same router ID or do I need to create a new one?”

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• It will create a new one, it will be your router id with EXT at the end of the name.

  Answered by Boss 8 years ago

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• Uses the same router ID, but with ext added to it. Ex. RouterName ext

  Answered by TerryGM 8 years ago

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• The range extender uses the name of the network that you are extending and ads an "_EXT" to the end of the name. For example, if you are connecting it to MyNetwork, the name it will create is MyNetwork_Ext.

  Answered by ragah 9 years ago

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• A new SSID is created for each network signal being broadcast from the WiFI router. You can choose to extend one of them or all of them.

  Answered by Howie513 9 years ago

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• Hi, SMF. The range extender will use and replicate the router's wireless network name (SSID).

  Answered by Linksys Staff 9 years ago

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