E4200V2 Wireless Bridge Mode disconnects

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• Can I use a wireless bridge mode?

  I have problems with NAT Type 2. I want to disable the appearance of shaping of my Time Capsule and continue to use wi - fi. I thought I knew how to do this after selecting the bridge Mode and place all cables ethernet in making <>_, that the Wireless does not work, as in, it looks good in Airport utility, but I can't connect to my devices. I should add that there is a switch/hub between the TC and the modem cable. Why wi - fi does not work?

  What is the number and model of your modem?

  We ask for the type of modem you have will determine whether or not you can have a switch between modem and Time Capsule.

• EX7000 supports bridge mode?

  EX7000 supports bridge mode?

  Switching to Netgear products network infrastructure and are looking for an AC WIFI capable device in Bridge mode.

  http://www.NETGEAR.com/Home/Discover/gaming/

  To halfway to the bottom of this page it mentions expressly the extensions Wireless Bridge mode, but the EX7000 product page, and the manual does not mention this feature.

  "Upgrade your Console WiFi
  Improve your XBox or more slow 11n wireless of PlayStation with a NETGEAR range extender and take advantage of the advances 11ac router speeds available today. You can create a wireless bridge and upgrade your game console WiFi speed by adding a 11ac dual band range extender to your network, and connect your console directly into the range extender, creating a wireless bridge. "And if you decide to choose a desktop range extender, you can use one of the five Ethernet ports to connect your TV, Blu - Ray or continuous player directly in the WiFi network as well."

  Just bought a R7500v2 instead because the documentation does not support the claim of bridge on the EX7000 mode.

• WRT1900ac - has no Config - error unexpected 2117 wireless bridge

  I'm having a problem connecting 2 routers together in Wireless Bridge mode WRT1900AC.  I followed the instructions here to step 7 (Clicked "Yes" to the "Warning" screen), and then I get this error:

  Unexpected Error
  
  2117
  
  We've encountered an unexpected error. If the issue continues, please visit our Technical Support site.
  
  Details
  
  /jnap/router/InitiateWirelessConnection -- Status: 200 OK Date: Sat, 18 Apr 2015 05:22:03 GMT Server: lighttpd/1.4.34 Connection: close Content-Length: 87 Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
  

  

  This router is brand new.  The only things I've done are:

  1. Perform a router unboxing conversion
  2. Ignored configuration wizard
  3. Try to configure wireless bridge mode
  4. Received the error saying I need to reset the router to the factory settings
  5. Reset the router to the factory with the red button settings
  6. Router connected directly to the link upstream (cable Modem)
  7. Through the Installation Wizard
  8. Update the Firmware to the official version: 1.1.8.164461
  9. Has crossed the Bridge wireless installation Instructions here
  10. Got to step 7
  11. EU 'unexpected error 2117.

  I retried again and got a different error:

  

  I thought I would add another update here, given that the issue has been isolated and fixed:

  It turns out that plugging in the Comcast cable on the floor was very old, had a longer cable length, and was also on a split bar.  Called Comcast to help solve our problem, and they were able to test the intensity of the signal on the line.  Signal was not reliable on the cable on the floor, so we moved the modem more near the source of moving the cable (don't run, no separator, the best signal of shorter cable).  Upstream of the modem connection was immediately more reliable, moving router downstairs gives the best WiFi coverage for the rest of the House.  I have decided at this time that the extra router was not necessary and referred.  So, Detective Conan... problem was double: bad signal on the incoming line from Comcast and bad location for WiFi router upstairs.

• Bridge mode breaks down wireless network

  I have a Time Capsule of 4th generation, I am creating an additional wifi network at the back of my house to cover a dead zone.  I'm not trying to extend an existing wifi, I seek to create a new wifi network but have it on the same network range as my network existing.

  My ISP is a router that I have in my basement that has wireless on it. .  It powers up to one router links AC that all my devices connect to.  Then, this device provides wired and wireless access to most of the House.  However, I have a task of dead at the back of the House for the wifi.  So I have an Ethernet cable, which goes to the back of the House and who connects in port WAN on the Apple Airport Extreme / Time Capsule (4th gen).   If I set this device to create a new wireless network in bridge mode, it works for about 20 minutes to an hour and then causes a sort of problem on my network and all my other devices go crazy.  If I disable the router from Apple or back to NAT, everything's fine.

  The only reason why I don't want to do this NAT device is because if I put it up to NAT then devices connected to the apple Airport extreme will have more access to the apple TV on the main network.

  So I need no more shots on why the bridge mode does not work on the router from apple or I need to know how to get Apple TV visible on two different IP ranges at the same time.  Unfortunately, the Apple TV can be connected to both wifi and wireless at the same time.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Bridge should work fine... I would suspect that your TC gives signs of decomposition.

  It is now more than 3 years old which is the best before date.

  Try again using static IP method... I think it is more successful than the bridge.

  Should be enough information in this post... but if not just give me all the IP info from the existing modem router to. I can then give you specific info to set the TC.

  Re: time capsule Airport Guard disconnection

• Linksys X 3000 not able to bridge mode?

  I have a router in wifi linksys X 3000 for over a year and I decided a few days ago to fill my ISP modem-router with this X 3000 to use as simple access point.

  This post is mainly to make clearly evident that the X 3000 wifi router cannot run in bridged mode, it?

  I ask just a yes/no answer.

  I think that the answer is "", but not totally sure that since I was surprised to see that all the messages on the lists seem to converge and finally to see the page

  http://www.Linksys.com/us/support-article?articleNum=143751

  saying that configure the router in Bridge mode requires:

  | A Smart Wireless Linksys router with ability to bridge (EA2700, EA3500, E4200v2, EA4500) Mode

  makes me think of any other model supports fill them.

  For awhile, I've been duped by the help offered the basic network configuration page

  http://192.168.1.1/help/Basic_Setup.asp

  which explains the choice of bridge, which are not actually in the dropdown for "Type of Internet connection.

  After I discovered that the porgram Cisco Configuration has not been worn after 10.8 MacOsX, I am certainly considering buy products from other companies.

  It's logical. You need cascading 'LAN to LAN' in the link below (sorry it's a copy and paste of one of my old posts):

  In waterfall or connect a Linksys router to another router

  Things to keep in mind when cascading a second router:

  1. Change the IP address of the secondary router to something like 192.168.1.254 so its on the same network, but is not in conflict with the main router
  2. Make sure that the DHCP service is disabled on the secondary router
  3. Make sure that nothing is ever connected to the Internet port on the secondary router

• Printer + storage networking with X 3000 (for internet) &amp; E4200V2 (with bridge for the extension of coverage)

  Salam,

  Would someone please quite friendly and find out about the different ways to connect a printer to the X 3000.

  I could not find in the User Guide where it says or explains how to connect a printer to the X 3000, that is wireless, USB port, or directly through one of the LAN ports.  I also checked the product information for X 3000 on the CISCO Web site and it is referred to as StorageLink USB port.

  Another question. Recently, someone on these forums told me hot to connect an E1500 in Bridge mode to my X 3000 and you explain everything very well.  Since then, I have reconsidered and now I am looking to buy the E4200V2 for to connect bridge for my 3000 X instead of the E1500.  Correct me if I'm wrong but connect the E4200V2 to my 3000 X should be the same linking the E1500 my 3000 X, i.e. the bridge mode? Yes or no?

  And my last series of questions is rregarding what would be the best editing for adding a storage device and a printer to my network once I get the E4200V2 and configure it in Bridge mode?

  -Can I connect the printer storage and device to my E4200V2?

  -Should I connect both my X 3000, that provides my internet connection?

  -Should I connect to the X 3000 and the other for the E4200, if so, to which, for best set-up?

  I hope I'm not too ask.  Eagerly look forward to the answers.

  Abu Adam

  1. the X 3000 USB port is only for the storagelink. Not for printing.

  2. connect the E4200 in Bridge mode as the E1500.

  3. If you want the storage to be accessible from the internet, you need to connect to the X 3000. If you want only accessible from the local network you can connect to either the X 3000 or the E4200.

  4. a USB printer only goes with the E4200. However, if you printer has a network (wired or wireless) interface, I highly recommend to connect the printer via ethernet / wireless and not via the USB port through the router.

  5. as a general rule, you should be better off with the storage attached to the E4200 instead of the X 3000. In this way, the power of the processor of the E4200 can be used for storage handling and X 3000 can do the routing. But that obviously depends on the load at a time (that is how you use the storage) and the limits that you hit. Maybe it makes not a difference when you connect. The best way to know is to test...

• E4200 Bridge Mode

  Can someone please point out what I'm doing wrong here...

  I have my main router, an E4200v2 which I use as a router and it provides a signal wireless throughout my house, but reception is not as strong on the top floor and there is a slight dead spot, so I bought an E4200 to the top floor.

  I put the E4200 to bridge mode so it will act only as an AP.

  However connecting two routers LAN LAN and the AP to access internet

  Set a static IP address for the router, instead of acquiring one through DHCP causes me not being able to access the admin on the AP page.

  WAN connection on the E4200 to the LAN on the v2 does not either.

  My goal here is to have my main router on 192.168.1.1 and the AP to 192.168.1.2 where I can access the admin for both routers settings in case I need to make changes.

  Can someone point me in the right direction here...

  Thank you

  1. make sure that the cable works properly. To connect to a computer with a port gigabit ethernet for the cable to your main router. Make sure you get a gigabit ethernet connection and a working network connection.

  2. with the bridge mode, you must connect the internet port of the uplink.

  3 wire the E4200 second with his internet port to the main router. Wire from one computer to one of the LAN ports. Check if you have internet.

  4. do the E4200 get an IP via DHCP if it was configured to use DHCP? You can find the IP address in the list of your main router DHCP clients.

  5. what exactly do you static ip mode bridge on the second router?

• EA3500 router in Bridge mode

  I will put up a second access point as at one end of the House's wireless signal is weak. I wired ethernet to the field. I have an EA3500 I'm trying to installing in bridge operation so that it acts as a WAP only. I tried this 10 times now. I have everything set up (SSID, pass phrases, channel, etc. and it works very well at that moment as a 2nd router.) As soon as I then put it in bridged mode, it becomes essentially a "router with an ethernet switch" wireless radio turn off (according to the tests with WiFi Analyzer). In addition, you can get is no longer at the admin page - and Yes, I know to use local access instead of the wifi chip. I use the new IP address of the router (I have a DHCP reservation for it on my main router). I gets to the sign in page, choose connect locally, enter the password, and he's going to 'pending' forever. Every time I do a factory reset and start over. There is no newer firmware than what this EA3500 comes with. It's obviously a serious bug with this model or a hardware problem. The documentation says that it works, and radio work fine until I turn it on in bridged mode - then they will switch off. The lack of access to the admin page (with her just enter "waiting") is also very frustrating. Each reset and return to work as a router - but I don't want two NATs on my network as my work WHAT VPN is not going to work through it.

  Anyone else tried mode on a bridged and got EA3500 it actually works? If so, how?

  Thank you!

  Jerry

  Jerrykham,

  There is a bug in the firmware that causes that when you select "obtain an IP address automatically".

  You must select "specify an IP address" and then enter the required information. Example: IP 192.168.1.2, netmask 255.255.255.0, default gateway 192.168.1.1 dns 8.8.8.8 (google public dns).

  The bug has been reported for more than a year and Linksys refuses to fix it. The bug affects EA3500, EA4500 and E4200v2 and perhaps others.

• WAG200G as bridge Mode does not wok

  I have a WAG200G Modem ADSL Annex A, with the latest firmware.

  I recently bought a Linksys E2000 to upgrade my wireless n, as well as to obtain 4-port gigabit Ethernet Ports for my SIN.

  The problem is, I put WAG200G "bridge" mode, and since I've provided in E2000, PPPoE, credentials (username and password), it does not, no Internet connection!

  Normally, with the WAG200G, PPPoE credential is defined as following (and it works)

  Type: PPPoE

  Multiplexing: LLC

  Virtual circuit: '0' for the VPI (0 ~ 255) and "33" for VCI (0 ~ 65535)

  Option "Keep Alive".

  E2000 router, PPPoE has no option above for me to choose. Field of user name and password only

  Can someone point me to the right direction?

  Thanks for any help

  You disconnect the connection on the WAG200G until you try to establish a new connection to the E2000? Some ISPS have strict policies allowing only one internet connection active at any time. In this case, if you do not remove the old connection your ISP "locks" your username for this connection. If you don't disconnect the connection should expire after a few minutes or hours maybe.

  Try this:

  Make the connection with the WAG200G PPPoE. Clear the option 'Keep-Alive '. And then in the State of the WAG200G page disconnect the connection. Click on 'Status' in the top menu to verify that the connection is disconnected. Now, reconfigure the WAG200G in Bridge mode, connect the E2000 and attempt to establish a connection between the E2000.

  You can also try to connect the computer directly to the WAG200G in Bridge mode and establish a PPPoE connection on the computer. I guess the computer will have the same trouble connecting under the E2000.

• How can I configure my Airport Extreme in Bridge mode (use the 3rd party router)?

  Data sheet:

  Airport Extreme - v 7.7.7

  Luma Surround Wifi 8

  I recently bought a wifi (luminance) surround system.  It comes with 3 routers that you place around your home.  Unfortunately I still have stains died in my house I'm looking to add my Airport Extreme (AE) to Luma network.  Is it as simple as plug the AE to the network (via Ethernet) and the bridge mode selection in the configuration of EI?

  I can see the AE of my iMac, and it is green.  How do you know that actually extend the wifi of my router Luma range?

  I searched the forum and all messages dealing with this are several years old.

  Thanks for your time...

  Basically, you want to create a mobile network with your Luma and AirPort Extreme routers. As you said, the extreme would need to be connected to the luminance by Ethernet and reconfigured as a bridge.

  In addition, the following are also required on the extreme:

  • Wireless mode: create a wireless network
  • The network name must be the same as that used by the Luma.
  • The type of wireless security and the password must match that of the luminance as well.

  To 'know' that the extreme extends the network of Luma, simply consult the BSSID value in the drop-down of OS X Wi - Fi. It must match the ID of the airport on your base station. Note: You must hold down the option key before clicking on the icon of the free Wi - Fi connection.

• No comments in Bridge mode network

  I'm not able to maintain a network of comments on my AEBS. If I use the bridge mode on my ADSL modem, then the guest network is visible but not able to be reached by any user with or without password. If I try to use the bridge mode on my AEBS then I have a double NAT error

  The only way that the AEBS can provide a wireless network by using the Guest network feature is if the airport is configured to act as a router. This would mean that the router mode on the airport must be set to DHCP and NAT.

  

  If this setting produces a view of Double NAT, then your "modem" will also provide a DHCP and NAT services... and the modem must be configured in Mode bridge true to allow the AEBS functioning on the network.

  Unfortunately, a number of "modem/router" cannot be set to run in real Mode bridge, your first task must be to find out if it is possible to configure your router/modem to operate only as a simple modem in Bridge Mode... and if he can bet set up this way... 'How' to do it.

  If the modem/router was provided to you by your provider of Internet Service (ISP), you will need to get with the people of support at your ISP for answers.

• R6300 Bridge Mode Wifi settings

  I have the settings wireless on my main R6300 router to be awakened at midnight every night. I plan on setting up my second R6300 in Bridge mode in another room connected via Lan to Lan. These are the two routers in R6300 version 1.

  I'm sure I know the answer but want to make sure... I want the wireless signal to be awakened at midnight on my second router also.

  My question is, do I have to do it manually in the settings of the router second or second router just an extension of the first, so turn off the signal at midnight wireless also?

  HaHa. My bad.

  Yes, I will link two routers with an ethernet cable, which is a set up access point would be in Bridge Mode. Never realized that until you said it.

  I go ahead and close this thread and put the second router in AP mode and manually disable the signal wireless at the time wherever I choose.

  Another small issue however, Lan, Wan or Lan to Lan for installation in AP mode? I see pictures of Lan to Wan but have read where Lan to Lan is used.

  Thank you.

• How will I know if my airport extreme in bridge mode?

  How will I know if my airport extreme in bridge mode?  My internet provider suggested I check into that and disable the bridge mode for a problem I've had with wireless help all my IP addresses.

  Assuming that you have a current version or recent Mac OS installed on your Mac...

  Open Finder > Applications > utilities > AirPort Utility

  Click on the image of the AirPort Extreme

  Click on edit in the window that appears

  Click on the tab at the top of the next page network

  If the router Mode setting = Off (Bridge Mode), then the AirPort Extreme is configured in Bridge mode.

  It's OK for AirPort Extreme setting, unless you want to play with a setting of DHCP and NAT and a network called Double NAT error.  If you do this, AirPort Utility will display a message telling you that the correct setting for the AirPort Extreme is 'off (Bridge Mode).

• The way of writing to a wireless bridge between two different routers.1:broadband and dir 2:dlink 605 l

  I want to bridge.and wireless I can't do that... Please send me how to write to a wireless bridge between two different routers.

  1:broadband
  and
  2:Dlink dir 605 l,

  Hi Mohammed Ehsan Jourah,.

  Thanks for posting the request in the Microsoft community forums.
  I understand that you need to know how to make a wireless bridge between two different routers

  What version of the operating system is installed on the computer?

  To connect multiple computers, install a network adapter in each and run a network CAT5 cabling to connect each one to a hub (and thus the other.) The computer that will serve as a transition will have a standard network card for wired and a wireless network adapter that will connect to the wireless (WAP) access point or gateway on the second network.

  A network bridge is software or hardware that connects two networks or more so that they can communicate. You can create only a single bridge network on a computer, but a bridge can handle any number of network connections.

  You can try the steps at the bridge between two different routers wireless.
  a. determine the coverage area. When using two or more routers, the coverage area should be divided, and each router should be placed in a central location in each subdivision. If you add a wireless router to an existing network, this may mean moving the first router.
  b. decide which router is the main router. The main router is connected to the Internet, a LAN cable or other networks. It should be as close to the wired network connections or who has the best line of sight to another wireless network. In addition, the main router should be a high range router, allowing large tables of State and more users.
  c. buy a spare antenna, as the antennas that come with most routers do not have very good range. Quality omnidirectional antennas can push the range and signal strength of each of the routers, which, in turn, will reduce the cost by allowing routers less cover more space overall.
  d. deploy the primary router carefully. This router is the most important and requires most of the time of installation and options. Set the WEP (Protocol) encryption Service Set Identifier (SSID) and wireless, set up the Internet connection and test the router with some clients (computers). Once you get the main router deployed, deploy other routers should be easy.
  e. deploy the secondary routers, which must be configured to operate in "mode of transition." Secondary routers should be deployed around the perimeter of a large area or 'hot spots' where users placed - for example, will convene a bench Park or the table.

  Links:
  Create a network bridge:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-a-network-bridge

  Add a connection to a network bridge:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/add-a-connection-to-a-network-bridge

  Hope this information helps you. If you need to get help or information with decision-making wireless bridge between two different routers, I'll be happy to help you.