Users of Netgear extenders from around the world have been securing their wireless networks with a variety of features. If you are worried about the security of your network, you are undoubtedly taking similar steps and seeking for new features to support your efforts. So, in addition to masking the SSID and altering the WiFi password, you may also secure your network by turning on Access Control.
You can prevent devices from connecting to the Netgear extender setup of your Netgear wireless range extender by turning on this option. Continue reading this page to find out how to enable Access Control on your WiFi device.
Access Control on a Netgear Extender:
- your Netgear extender by turning it on.
- Connect the wall outlet to your Netgear Nighthawk extension.
- Switch on the power.
- Hold on for a few seconds, allowing the LED to turn green.
Note:- if you need any help regarding your wifi extender follow on the screen steps given for your wifi range extender. For more information visit the official website that is mywifiext.net.
- Connect to an Ethernet network
- Grab a cable for Ethernet.
- Connect the Ethernet cable’s other end to your home network and the other to the Netgear wireless range extender.
Note: Your wireless devices should not be connected using an Ethernet cable that is worn out or damaged. Additionally, you need a finger-tight connection between your extender and the host router.
Mywifiext.net Login.
- Turn on your laptop or computer (any device that you prefer).
- Type “mywifiext” into your web browser’s address bar.
- Hit the Enter key.
- Your Netgear range extender’s official login page will appear.
Reminder: Avoid using the browser’s default site address in the search field. Before pressing the Enter key, double-check the site address that you have entered.
Netgear Extender Login.
- Enter your device’s default username and password when prompted.
- Select Log In from the menu.
- You will be greeted by the Netgear Genie smart setup wizard.
Note: If you are unsure about your Netgear wireless range extender’s default login credentials, you might want to consult the user manual for guidance. Contact our knowledgeable specialists if you want to follow a simpler path.
Switch on Access Control
- Go to the Settings section.
- For connected devices, click.
- Enable Access Control should be chosen after choosing WiFi Devices.
- Select the device to which you want to block access, then click Save.
- The modifications you’ve made to your Netgear wifi range extender will take effect right away. In the unlikely event that you cannot activate Access Control on your device, a forthcoming firmware upgrade may be to blame. To discover how to upgrade the firmware on your device, follow the instructions below.
How to Update the Firmware on a Netgear Extender
- Obtain a computer’s use.
- Start your web browser.
- Type 192.168.1.250 in the browser’s address bar.
- Hit the Enter key.
- When you arrive at the Netgear extender login page, enter the admin username and password that are set by default.
- Select Log In from the menu.
- Go to Settings on the Netgear Genie smart setup wizard.
- Firmware Update can be found under Maintenance.
