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Apr 18, 2012

Im having problems with setting up my cisco WAP4410N as a repeater to extend the signal of cisco E2500.It works fine when there is no password to be set on both devices. But when either one of these devices had beenset a password on it, then WAP4410N failed to extend the signal of E2500.
 
I tried steps as below:
 
1. Same password type in WAP4410N and E2500.

2. Different password type in WAP4410N and E2500.

3. Set password in WAP4410N ONLY.

4. Set password in E2500 ONLY.
 
All steps above makes WAP4410N fail to extend the signal range of E2500. WAP4410N successfully works as a repeater to extend the signal of E2500 when there is no password to be set on both devices.

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