router info

elan

is this Router will work with the 6700 ?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-EX6200-100UKS-802-11ac-Gigabit-Extender/dp/B00J33SZXY/ref=sr_1_14?s=...
73 elan 

Mike KD2CJJ

That's a wifi range extender you want a router. The extender is a WiFi repeater. Router has dhcp among other features that deal with IP distribution. Is your goal to extend your WiFi range, add ports to your cable provider connection? Or establish a network in your house where ip distribution is handled by a device other than your PC? All with or without WiFi. If you already have an internet provider that provides a means of hooking up you PC for intent it probably already has extra ports which will act as a switch, router, dhcp serrver and probably has WiFi. If no WiFi then you can a WiFi adapter. Introducing more than 1 dhcp server or router to a network is complex for the average person. Stay away from that if you already have one provided by your internet provider. flex does not support statically defined IP address...it requires something that it can broadcast dhcp to to get an ipadress. The simlpiest way is with a router like this (again bearing you don't already have one) http://www.amazon.co.uk/RT-AC3200-Tri-Band-Wireless-Broadband-Download/dp/B00Y2NVH4O/ref=sr_1_10?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1444994229&sr=1-10&keywords=router

elan

hi 
yes i have but it is poor made by BT , the one you show me is way over **** 
i do not see a point to buy one i do not think i have all the use of it any way 
the one i post was in question .
thank you any way 
please see the link of the poor router i have http://www.shop.bt.com/products/bt-home-hub-5-068343-90RY.html

elan

sorry  you are correct , i was pointing to this one sorry 
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00AKD407Q/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1GGGBPUPYQ5Z...
thank you 

elan

as well i look on this one ,what one is the better to go http://www.amazon.co.uk/R7000-100UKS-Nighthawk-Wireless-Beamforming-Downstream/dp/B00HDK4GAK/ref=sr_...
73 elan g0uut

Mike KD2CJJ

The last two are good options however,  I am never a fan of wireless routers without external antennas.  Those with internal antennas never seem to get the reach than those with external antennas.

I do want to point out, your current router is more than sufficient to operate the flex.  I have never measured more than 2 or 3 Mb/s using my 6300... If it works.. I would just keep it... If its defective then thats a different story.

elan

thank you for the info Mike 
good weekend now 
73 elan g0uut

Ted VE3TRQ

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