Help unifying my home network (TL-WPA4200 KIT EXTENDER)
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Help unifying my home network (TL-WPA4200 KIT EXTENDER)
Model : TL-WPA4220
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hi, I need help with the configuration of the product I just bought.
The thing is, it's all good and working, and I was able to clone the SSID a nd the password of my original network configuration -manually imputing it through the IP address for configuration-, but the thing is, now even that the network is technically "unified" and I can only see one SSID when I look for WiFi, I still need to reconect when I move for example from the kitchen to my bedroom (from the router to the extender). Is not like the signal is "continuous" if you know what I mean. Even if the SSID is the same, I still need when moving to another part of the house, for example in my phone, to disconnect the WiFi and connect again, therefore to connect to the new nearest "access point".
I was hoping to learn a way to really have a unified WiFi signal.
I wish I made myself clear. English is not my mother tongue.
Thanks beforehand.
Ángel.
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hi, I need help with the configuration of the product I just bought.
The thing is, it's all good and working, and I was able to clone the SSID a nd the password of my original network configuration -manually imputing it through the IP address for configuration-, but the thing is, now even that the network is technically "unified" and I can only see one SSID when I look for WiFi, I still need to reconect when I move for example from the kitchen to my bedroom (from the router to the extender). Is not like the signal is "continuous" if you know what I mean. Even if the SSID is the same, I still need when moving to another part of the house, for example in my phone, to disconnect the WiFi and connect again, therefore to connect to the new nearest "access point".
I was hoping to learn a way to really have a unified WiFi signal.
I wish I made myself clear. English is not my mother tongue.
Thanks beforehand.
Ángel.