Linksys RE6350 Troubleshooting Steps Manual Download Page 4

TROUBLE SHOOTING STEPS GUIDE 

 
You can find the wireless MAC address of your range extender in its web-based setup page.  Go 
to 

Status > WLAN Statistics > Extender MAC address 

and look for 

Seen by Upstream AP

.  For 

detailed instructions, click 

here

.

 

 

8. Can I change the Extended Wireless Settings of my range extender?

 

 
Yes.  To learn how to change the Extended Wireless Settings, click 

here

.

 

 

9. How can I check if the Linksys RE6350 is connected to my existing wireless network?

 

 
To check if the Linksys 

RE6350 is connected to your network, access the range extender’s web-

based setup page.  Under 

Wireless

, click 

Basic Settings

 

>

 

Status

.  

 

10. I have multiple wireless routers or access points in my network, how can I tell which 
access point / wireless router my range extender is connected to?

 

 
To know which access point or wireless router your Linksys RE6350 is connected to, access the 
range extender’s web-based setup page.  Under 

Status

, click 

WLAN Statistics

 then check the 

AP 

MAC address

 section.  Take note of this as it is the MAC address of the access point or wireless 

router your Linksys RE6350 is connected to.  
 

11. Can I connect multiple wireless devices to my Linksys RE6350?

 

 
Yes.  The Linksys RE6350 acts as an extension of your router or access point so you can connect 
multiple devices to it. 
 

TROUBLESHOOTING

 

 

1. What should I do if I cannot connect the range extender to the router or access point?

 

 
Here are some things you can do:

  

 

Make sure you are using the same Wi-Fi name and Wi-Fi password as your existing wireless 
router or access point.

 

 

For first-time setup, you may need to place the range extender closer to the router.  After 
you’ve set up your range extender, you can unplug it and move it to the final location.

 

 

To reduce signal obstructions, try alternate locations for the router and range extender.

 

 

Avoid placing the router and range extender near metal objects, masonry walls, and 
reflective surfaces such as glass or mirrors.

 

 

Avoid placing the router and range extender near other electronics that may cause signal 
interference.

 

 

If you’re using WPS to connect, wait until the WPS indicator stops blinking before trying to 
make the connection again.

 

 

 

2. What should I do if I cannot access the Linksys RE6350 web-based setup page?

 

 
If you cannot access the Linksys RE6350, try any of the following troubleshooting methods:

  

 

Make sure you are connected to the extended Wi-Fi name of your range extender

 

 

Powercycle the range extender.

 

Summary of Contents for RE6350

Page 1: ...50 has the following parts Wi Fi Protected Setup WPS button Power WPS light indicator Reset button 4 What does the Power WPS light on the Linksys RE6350 indicate Power Light Status Description Blinking Green Starting up Resetting to factory defaults Upgrading firmware Solid Green Ready to use Solid Orange Weak connection with the router Fix Unplug the range extender and move it closer to the route...

Page 2: ...mforming Technology Compact Design Easy Setup with Spot Finder 2 x 2 Spatial Streams Eliminate dead zones and boost coverage Wireless Security WEP WPA WPA2 and WPA2 WPA Mixed Mode SETUP INSTALLATION 1 How do I set up the Linksys RE6350 Setting up the Linksys RE6350 is made fast and easy because of its CD less setup Now you can run the setup from a web browser even if your device does not initially...

Page 3: ...Which wireless connection standards and frequencies are supported by the Linksys RE6350 The Linksys RE6350 supports 802 11a 802 11b 802 11g 802 11n and 802 11ac standards It also supports the 2 4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies simultaneously 3 What is the maximum PHY Data Rate for each band The maximum wireless speed for the 2 4 GHz band is 300 Mbps and the maximum wireless speed for the 5 GHz band is ...

Page 4: ...ect multiple wireless devices to my Linksys RE6350 Yes The Linksys RE6350 acts as an extension of your router or access point so you can connect multiple devices to it TROUBLESHOOTING 1 What should I do if I cannot connect the range extender to the router or access point Here are some things you can do Make sure you are using the same Wi Fi name and Wi Fi password as your existing wireless router ...

Page 5: ...I do if I experience intermittent connection issues when connected to the Linksys RE6350 Make sure that your range extender is getting at least 50 percent of your router s Wi Fi signal and is located midway between your router and the area without Wi Fi To check your range extender s wireless signal access its web based setup page and click Status WLAN Statistics Signal Strength For instructions o...

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