Using Site Survey on the Linksys RE7000, RE7310 and RE7350
The Site Survey feature of the Linksys RE7000, RE7310 and RE7350 displays all the WiFi within the range. It helps you determine where to properly place your Linksys range extender between your WiFi router and the area with poor signal. NOTE: The Site Survey is ONLY available if your Linksys range extender is s…
How to use the Access Control feature of your Linksys Range Extender
Access Control enables you to allow or prevent wireless devices to connect to the range extender's network. This article will give you instructions on how to use and configure the Access Control feature of your Linksys RE7350, RE7310, and RE7000. 1. Access your range extender’s web-based setup page. To know how…
Upgrading the firmware of the Linksys RE7350, RE7310, and RE7000
Updating the firmware fixes bugs and enhances the functionality for the Linksys RE7350, RE7310, and RE7000. These products have an Auto Firmware Update feature which automatically updates the device whenever there is a new firmware available. NOTE: This article uses a Linksys RE7000 that has been set up as a…
Setting up the Linksys Wireless-AC and Wireless-AX using WPS
The Linksys RE7000 Max-Stream™ AC1900+ WiFi Extender, Linksys RE7310 MAX-STREAM™ WiFi 6 Range Extender and Linksys RE7350 Max-Stream™ WiFi 6 Range Extender can be set up using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ (WPS). This article will show you the steps on how to do so. Before you begin: * Make sure your existing WiFi …
Setting up your Linksys range extender in Access Point mode
The newer Linksys range extenders can be configured to work in Access Point mode. Access Point mode lets your range extender expand your WiFi by connecting to your router or switch through a cable, which enables it to have minimal loss of performance or dropping connection. For better WiFi speeds, choose Access Poi…
