How to Check Connection Netgear EX7000 WiFi Repeater
Authored by: Support.com Tech Pro Team
1. Introduction
In This Guide
You'll Learn:
- Check the network status of your Netgear Range Extender.
You'll Need:
- To be by your range extender or have a computer on hand.
2. Check Network Status
You can check the status of your range extender in two ways:
- On the device itself,
- On a computer.
The type and amount of network related information that you get depends on which method you use.
On Your Range Extender
- Locate the network status indicators near the front of the range extender.
- Check the Wi-Fi and Link indicators on the front of the range extender:
- 5 GHz Green
- The range extender has an optimal 5 GHz connection to your router.
- 5 GHz Amber
- The range extender has a good 5 GHz connection to your router.
- 5 GHz Red
- The range extender has a weak 5 GHz connection to your router. It should be placed closer to your router.
- 5 GHz Off
- The range extender does not have a 5 GHz connection to your router.
- 2.4 GHz Green
- The range extender has an optimal 2.4 GHz connection to your router.
- 2.4 GHz Amber
- The range extender has a good 2.4 GHz connection to your router.
- 2.4 GHz Red
- The range extender has a weak 2.4 GHz connection to your router. It should be placed closer to your router.
- 2.4 GHz Off
- The range extender does not have a 2.4 GHz connection to your router.
- Link Green
- The range extender is connected to a computer or a Wi-Fi device.
- Link Amber
- The range extender is starting or applying changes to the Wi-Fi settings. This should turn green in one minute.
- Link Off
- The extender is not connected to a computer or a Wi-Fi device.
On Your Computer
- Launch the browser that you use to go online.
- Navigate to the following address: mywifiext.net
- Enter the password when requested.
- The Network Map tab will display the range extender's connection to the router, its operation mode and connection to your devices.