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Wifi Extender for Optimum Wifi?

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grodnoking:

--- Quote from: OMG! on December 24, 2019, 01:01:54 PM ---

No.
You need to install DD-WRT which can only be installed on a regular router. Once you install DD-WRT follow these instructions: https://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/747884-How-to-use-an-Optimum-WiFi-hot-spot-with-multiple-computers

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What's the cheapest DD-WRT able router? Used/new dont care. What physical hardware would I need besides the router?

OMG!:

--- Quote from: grodnoking on December 24, 2019, 01:48:30 PM ---What's the cheapest DD-WRT able router? Used/new dont care. What physical hardware would I need besides the router?

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I have the Netgear R6700, which works well.
You can check here for a list of compatible routers:
(Just make sure that the one you buy supports 5 GHZ, since optimum stopped 2.4 GHZ).
https://dd-wrt.com/support/router-database/

OMG!:

--- Quote from: grodnoking on December 24, 2019, 01:48:30 PM ---What physical hardware would I need besides the router?

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None.

Realshlomo:
Trying to use a linksys extender to extend optimum wifi. I added the extenders mac address to an optimum account. It's not connecting to optimum when setting it up. There is an option to manually enter a static ip. Any ideas?

Eliyohu:

--- Quote from: Realshlomo on January 18, 2020, 10:55:37 PM ---Trying to use a linksys extender to extend optimum wifi. I added the extenders mac address to an optimum account. It's not connecting to optimum when setting it up. There is an option to manually enter a static ip. Any ideas?

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I don't believe anyone got it to work this way.

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