It's why I tend to stick w/ Broadcom whenever possible. Thank you in Advance.Īnyway, the fact it doesn't work isn’t really surprising. Strange thing is If I make the 750 the primary and the R6300 the repeater everything works nicely. I just can't get any internet from any device physically connected to the router. Repeater bridge becomes less of a mystery once you see it's an extension of client bridge. It also tends to make it clearer exactly what is happening. If you take it in TWO STEPS this way, you're much less prone to errors. It's client bridge + the addition of an AP to add wireless clients to what was previously only wired clients.

IOW, repeater bridge is just an extension of client bridge. Now add the new virtual interface for the repeating SSID, save and reboot, add wireless security, save it and reboot, and it should be working, only now you should also have wireless access in either direction across the bridge. Once that's working, using that same configuration, change it to 'repeater bridge'. Until that's the case, don't go any farther. That’s it, no more! (well, you could also assign the WAN to the LAN on the setup page too, but that’s optional, otherwise you need to avoid using the WAN port).Īt that point you should be able to connect wired devices to the router (now a client bridge) and work in either direction. All that requires is giving it a new static IP (192.168.0.2, to be consistent w/ your current work), save and reboot, change wireless mode to 'client bridge', save and reboot, then finally add wireless security, save and reboot.

Once that's done, configure the router as 'client bridge'. Reset the dd-wrt router (the one acting as a repeater) to defaults. I followed these exact steps to set the N750 up as a repeater (I also have a Netgear r6300V2 flashed with DD-WRT v24-sp2 (12/03/14) std SVN revision 25544)): Posted: Fri 21:30 Post subject: Question Regarding using Belkin N750 as repeaterįirst and foremost Thank you to the developers of this fine firmware.

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