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Your outer sores are setting for your home by your network. So if you want to change something, you have to log into your settings and change what you want to. both PC and Mac OS but the original video is absolutely insane so the first step is for Windows PC purpose you have to click on the start button and type in CMD right click on that and click on Run as administrator if you click here a window like this will pop up this is how the command prompt looks like and here you have to type in this code which I'll make sure to mention on the screen right now so it is ipconfig as you can see and once you type it down just hit enter and what you have to do now is under wireless LAN adapter Wi-Fi you will see a default gateway you have to copy this default gateway so in my case it is 192.168.1.1 but in your case it can be 192.168.0.1 or something else so whatever is written there just copy it open a new tab paste it in the address bar and press enter. The first step is for Windows PC users. You have to click on the start button and type in cmd. Ctrl R, click run as an administrator. Click yes. A window like this will pop up. This is called the command prompt. And here, you have to type in the following, which I'll make sure to mention. On the screen, by the way, it is ipconfig. And then you type it down. It is Hit enter. And the website under Wireless specs adapt for Wi-Fi, you will see a default gateway. You have to copy the default gateway. See in my case, it is 192.168.1.1. But in your case, it can be 192.168.0.1 or something else. So whatever is written there, just copy it, open a new tab, and paste it in there. Now you should be greeted with your internet service provider's login page or your router's manufacturer's login page. So for the stuff on Mac books, you have to press the command key and space bar at the same time. This will bring up Spotlight search on your Mac OS. Type in terminal in the search bar that appears. Double click on the top one. Now copy the text that is given in the description, paste it to the terminal that opened up and hit enter. Now your default gateway will be displayed here. So, moving onto the step two. If you already know the username and the password, you can just enter them and you will get inside. But if you don't know the username and the password, what you can do is try admin and password as password. But if that doesn't work, what you can do is go onto the website called dragglerlogin.com make sure to link it in the description so you can just go ahead and click on it now once you get on this website you have to scroll down until you see default router password section and there would be a dropdown menu click on the dropdown menu and select the manufacturer of your router in my case it is Netgear and once you select the manufacturer from the dropdown list hit search and it should show you the various models of the router that your manufacturer has made and all of their passwords so you can either check for the model number on the back side of your router or you can search one by one as you don't want to get in trouble this once you have the username and the password for your router all you have to do is go back to the login page and enter your username and password in the fields that are provided right alongside them and hit enter

The parent node... Let me get the server number for you. Is it on the bottom of the router, because I haven't unrout it connected. Um, let me... Give me a second so I can get it for you. It wouldn't be on the box that it came in. The serial number. Sorry, I can't see it, but it's connected. [silence] Um, [silence] [silence]

Let me see if I can take a picture of it before I go. Okay, um, bullet. um - didn't came up blurry. Let me have to take it again. Hello, you still there? Okay, let me try to see if I can get it. The Serial number is on the box. Let me see if you can use that because Larry. The serial number is 130818106000243. Yeah. It says here on this box. The model number says E-A9300. Mhm. This is the main router, yes, so everything is connected to this. It's just that I had an older. [silence] And we since upgraded because I based it on our friends here. They have a strong signal and

router, a Linksys router. And we wanted to upgrade it and, um, I had the three child nodes connected to to it, but I've been having an issue trying to reconnect them back to this new one. Um, I've tried everything. You know, I went onto your website and tried to follow the things, but sometimes it says the light has to be purple and other setup and instructions say it has to be blue or white. So, I've been trying to do this for a week now. So I said let me give you guys a call to see if you can help me out. Yes, three of them. Yeah, three yeah.

Well, I want to need some. No, no, no, no. I'm not going to be placed. I'm just going to add it so we could extend my Wi-Fi capabilities in the house because we have um, you know, like ring cameras and ring units to make, you know, to get a better Wi-Fi connection. [silence] Oh, [silence] dang it.

So. So, um, is there something compatible that I can get so I can, um, extend the, um, Wi-Fi capabilities with this new router that I got with the, uh, um, EA9300? Okay. So then, huh.

Right, I think I connected him. Yeah, I did that because I have to connect the, um, the, I guess they saw the, um, one of the, uh, nodes on the MX6200, they kept saying that it was a parent node. So that I see what you're telling me that it's just, it's going to be two Wi-Fi accounts, two Wi-Fi networks, right?

or is going to be the same, it's going to be the same network or do I have to create another Wi-Fi network? So I have to create another Wi-Fi network. And then I could connect, I could connect my other devices to either or. Right, to either the 90, the 8300 or to the MX 6200? So is, like I said, is there something? There's um, so, I would have to get a router that's a mesh router. instead of this uh EA9300? That's the EA9300.

Yeah, but it's not gonna mess up mhm. Uh network, because I have everything already connected to, um, the 9,300. So, we can just connect the MX 6,200 as another, um, Wi-Fi network. Okay, so then I would have to create a new, uh, uh, name, network name, and a Wi-Fi password. Okay, um, cuz I connected them more, Cerg, um, yeah.

But then I couldn't connect to my um um Wi-Fi network on my um 9300. It only let me connect to the um the other one, the the the guest network or the um 5 um g network. That's it. It wouldn't let me every time I tried to connect to the regular um network for the on the 9300, it kept saying it couldn't connect. So, am I going to have that issue if I do it the way you're explaining to me? Yeah, yeah. So, um, yeah, I mean, I could have two separate Wi-Fi then, um, but I didn't have that issue when I had it connected to the [silence] The old router that I had is, uh, it's a model number, it's an MR. 9600.

Okay, so can we connect it? Like you said, it's too separate. Um, um, and when I connected it, cause I was able to connect it, but I had to keep, like you said, I had to keep one of the mx62, um, uh, nodes or routers, uh, connected through the, uh, uh the the Ethernet. Cause if I connect then the other two, I was able to move them from where I connected them to and put them in different rooms. Uh, and but I didn't have any devices, it didn't connect to any devices. Previously, when I had it connected to the old router that I replaced, when I first connected the mx6200,

After I connected them and the light turned solid white, and they were completely finished with the setup. And I was able to move all three of them to individual rooms. And then um some of the devices that I had, I don't know how it happened, but they connected to um when I went to check the network. Uh the network, it showed devices were connected to either the one that I named in either the family room, or the living room, or the master bedroom. But I haven't had any success. Like I said, when I switched to that um new router, the 90 uh you know the new router. So I guess we could just connect. Let's see if we can connect it. [silence] You've got that? No I had this one that I told you that I replaced the router that I told you that I replaced was the main router and then I Rye and then I connected the three nodes as child nodes to that router and once when I first got the MX 6200s, right I had the other because I needed to extend the range and also strengthen the signal and I had them caught up put them in child mode, now I'm able to like move them to another room they don't have to stay connected to one particular router which is what I had on the last one and that's what that's what that's why I'm going to that's why I'm

My Wi-Fi, because we have, like, a lot of devices outside with the Ring units and things like that, so I needed, you know, I wasn't getting a good signal. So, I got the MX6520, 'cause they recommended it. You know, and I've always used Linksys, the whole time, you know, that I've been working with the computers and routers. So, I had that older router, and my wife says, "Oh, no, no, no, you need to upgrade and get another router." So, I got this router. But before then, I had got the MX6520 and I was able, like I said, I connected them to the parent router, which is the one that I told you, the the older one, the model number on this router. Yeah, right. I connected to that MR9600 and I was able, like I said, to take them and disconnect

speak from where i connected them to the the router the main router and i was able to move them to individual rooms and then i was able to connect they connected to the devices that were near them in the room by wi-fi you know and i had different devices connecting to the the devices that were close to that node to the child nodes. So i don't know how that happened. but i didn't have to have it physically wired to that that that my older router that i replaced. So i thought that i would be able to do the same thing with this um new router that i got with the 9300. [silence] Yeah, because that was that MRD. thousand nine thousand six hundred. I was able to connect them, physically connect them and I connected it one of them wired to that nine thousand six hundred. And then once they, once the other child nodes connected and they told me, okay, you could now, you know, once I finished the setup, they told me you could move them. And I was able to move them all three to three different rooms without having to have it physically connected wired to the main router, which was that that old one, that ninety That ninety six hundred. So

That's, I don't know how it, was, but I just followed the setup instructions. And it was real, you know, it didn't even take me an hour, you know, like maybe a couple of hours to do it. And I had no issues. It connected and I had, you know, Wi-Fi in all three rooms and like I said, the devices that were near that child node, they connected automatically via Wi-Fi to, you know, from to that node, which was in that room. So I figured I would be able to do the same thing with this new router and use that as the main router, the 9,300 and then connect the child nodes and then be able to move them like I did with the other ones. So you said it's not possible with this. We have to have one wired.

[KEEP_UNCERTAIN] Well, yeah, yeah, no. Yeah, cuz I have to move him so, you know, um, yeah. Cuz I. I did wire I did connect them and I had like I said, I had one connected, um, while, but then I would have to connect the devices, um, manually to to the one that that I was able to move to another room. The devices that I wanted to connect to that, uh, Wi-Fi, like let's say once we connect the child node and then I'm able to move it once the setup is finished. To connect, uh, my devices, I would have to just connect to the password and Wi Fi name that word.

All right. Um, okay, well, um, yeah. They-re solid there all three of them are solid blue and I have an Ethernet cable ready to connect it to the one mx 6200. So, just follow the instructions on the on the on the Wi-Fi on the lynx app and just do it that way. Hopefully I get it to work. [silence]

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