Wireless Repeating

[donald duck]

Hi, i am trying to wireless repeat the wifi signal of my cisco epc3925 wifi modem. The router i am using as extender is a netgear wndr3700. i dont have much knowledge about these thing and am losing so much time by trying to get it working. everytime i apply the settings in the netgear i lose access to it (even wired) and have to hard reset it...

attached are some screen shots of both devices from last settings i tried.

Maybe one of you intelligent people know how i can solve this??

Regards, Donald

 

[somms]

Hi, i am trying to wireless repeat the wifi signal of my cisco epc3925 wifi modem. The router i am using as extender is a netgear wndr3700. i dont have much knowledge about these thing and am losing so much time by trying to get it working. everytime i apply the settings in the netgear i lose access to it (even wired) and have to hard reset it...

attached are some screen shots of both devices from last settings i tried.

Maybe one of you intelligent people know how i can solve this??

Regards, Donald

My first guess is that the Wireless Repeater IP address should not be the 192.168.178.250 but rather a subnet off of your gateway router? Maybe 192.168.1.250 if the LAN IP of your gateway router is 192.168.1.1?

Keep in mind that repeating your wireless will halve your available bandwidth. For example, if I repeat my wireless signal my 100Mbps symmetrical bandwidth via fiber will fall to only @50Mbps when being repeated wirelessly.

 

[donald duck]

My first guess is that the Wireless Repeater IP address should not be the 192.168.178.250 but rather a subnet off of your gateway router? Maybe 192.168.1.250 if the LAN IP of your gateway router is 192.168.1.1?

Keep in mind that repeating your wireless will halve your available bandwidth. For example, if I repeat my wireless signal my 100Mbps symmetrical bandwidth via fiber will fall to only @50Mbps when being repeated wirelessly.

My gatewar router is 192.168.178.1 as you can see on the image from the cisco.

at the lan setup screen at the cisco i put 192.168.178.45 so its in the range from the cisco. after that it is totally working but just for max 1 minute. after 1 minute my pc cant find the router anymore, but it sees another network which is called ''other network'' which i am unable to connect to.
when i reboot the router it happens again i can just connect to it for 1 minute then signal disapears...