Does it have a separate ssid ? null

Yes it does but it maintains your normal ssid and adds onto it

Yes, it does. It creates a separate SSID derived from your existing SSID and keeps your same WiFi password.

Yes, it has a separate SSID. Typically you would choose something like "XXXX-Ext" or something along those lines, where XXXX is your current SSID. At least that's what I see all my neighbors doing, since I see their extenders in the WiFi network list. ;-) Having a separate SSID allows you to choose whether to connect to it or to the main WiFi.

you can make the same or create a new one for it.

Yes. Both the 2.4 and 5 range can have a separate SSID.

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Yes it does but it maintains your normal ssid and adds onto it
Answered by Zeus 8 years ago
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Yes, it does. It creates a separate SSID derived from your existing SSID and keeps your same WiFi password.
Answered by PCGamePilot 8 years ago
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Yes, it has a separate SSID. Typically you would choose something like "XXXX-Ext" or something along those lines, where XXXX is your current SSID. At least that's what I see all my neighbors doing, since I see their extenders in the WiFi network list. ;-) Having a separate SSID allows you to choose whether to connect to it or to the main WiFi.
Answered by CinSF 9 years ago
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you can make the same or create a new one for it.
Answered by tc3fan 9 years ago
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Yes. Both the 2.4 and 5 range can have a separate SSID.
Answered by BSM2001 9 years ago
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