“CAN YOU SET UP A SEPERATE PASSWORD FOR THE EXTENDER THAT IS DIFFERENT THEN THE PASSWORD USED FOR THE ORIGINAL CONNECTION?”

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• Absolutely. You can even set a different password type. If your WiFi router has no password, can set one for the extender anyway.

  Answered by Cross 8 years ago

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• Yes you can set up a seperate password and youcan also use a different name other than your existing home network.

  Answered by LovePink 8 years ago

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• Yes. The extended networks will broadcast as separate​ and can be configured with their own security.

  Answered by Edwin 9 years ago

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• Yes, you can have a different password from your access point. But you have to enter the password of the access point when you set up the extender. But you can have a different SSID name and password for accessing the exender.

  Answered by pdxChen 9 years ago

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• Yes.

  Answered by computerdude16 9 years ago

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