How can I set up a linksys n600 pro to make it work to extend my net area around my 3 level house

Please follow the instructions found here: http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Linksys/WRT54G2/Shareaza.htm

Sir

Using 3g wireless Linksys Routers is best router you use for inter net connection,

For customers using the AT&T 3G MicroCell and a Linksys / Cisco router model WRT54G2 or equivalent, the following settings should be made to the router.

NOTE: Changing the broadband router / modem / gateway settings may cause other applications to stop working, and / or change the broadband router security settings for outbound data transmissions. Please see the router / modem / gateway instruction manual for more detailed information.

Procedure
1.Open Internet Explorer and navigate to the router setup page at http://192.168.1.1

2.Enter the User name and Password, click OK




3.Verify the following settings:


Automatic Configuration - DHCP
MTU: Auto
Size: 1492
4.Select the Security tab, verify IPSec Pass through is set to Enable






5.Click Save Settings






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Sir

Checking or verifying the wireless settings of your Linksys Cable Gateway is important when connecting wireless devices to your network. This is the best route to take if you are unsure of your gateway's wireless settings.
The wireless settings that you need to take note of are:

• SSID
• SSID Broadcast
• Wireless Security

To check the wireless settings on the Linksys gateway follow the steps below:
Step 1:
Access the gateway's web-based setup page. For instructions, click here. If you are using a Maccomputer to access the cable gateway's web-based setup page, click here.
Step 2:
Click the Wireless tab.




Step 3:
Look for Wireless Network Name (SSID). It is recommended to change the SSID to something unique.




Step 4:
Click the Wireless Security sub-tab and take note of the current Wireless Encryption Level and the Wireless SSID Broadcast if it is set to Enable or Disable.




If Wireless Encryption Level is set to No Encryption, this means that the wireless security on the gateway is disabled.
If Wireless Encryption Level is set to 64 Bit Encryption or 128 Bit Encryption, check the value under Default Key and take note of the Wireless WEP Key that corresponds to it.




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eh, that disc is just bloat ware anyway (you don't need it)
1) connect hard line to your router (that big phone line looking cord goes from port 1,2,3 OR 4 to your computer)
2) open your web browser (IE, chrome, safari, whatever)
3) go to "192.168.1.1"
4)should ask for username and password (use "admin" and "password" for netgears... "admin" and "admin" for cisco linksys)
5) go to your wireless tab
6) choose a name and type in at SSID then click "save settings"
7) maybe same tab or maybe under "wireless security tab" choose WPA WPA2 personal and choose a password and save settings again.
9) now hook everything up normal and connect to your new wireless network!

hope that gets you pointed the right way

hello,

check if the router has support for win 7 ,if not search for win vista,the instalations(i mean the configuration page you should run in internet explorer) look at the link provided with the router and follow the instruction

You will need to install an WIFI extender in the front room of your office which will then extend the signal to the rest of the out building. I've included a link on Amazon to a very simple, easy to set-up extender that you can set-up with the push of a button. Once you set-up/configured the extender near your existing router following the simple instructions, you can then move it to the front of your office. Best of luck!
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Hi Ed, if your using windows you can open network connections & run network setup wizard. Follow the instruction for a home network for the wireless PC's & notebooks. Once the network is setup for all PC's than you can install the printer cd software in the PC's that you want to access the printer. Each PC & notebook will have access to the printer through the network.
The PC that that is connected to the printer needs to be shared.
Open printers and Faxes. Right click once on the printer & left click sharing. Agai follow the instructions.
Lastly,I strongly suggest you setup security for your wireless. If you do not anyone close can tap into your network connection. Follow linksys instruction to setup security. If you run into a problem you can call linksys for free advise from a pro. Their number is listed in the manual.
http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_CASupport_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1175238819816&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper&lid=1981627773H10

Good Luck! Take your time.
Have more questions, feel free to ask.
Mike

Hi Entry Level Extenders (or by their real technological name Repeaters) are chipset dependent and therefore guaranteed to work with Hardware of the same Brand. You can try to build your Own Extender. Buy two Access Points (AP) one of them has to be able to be configured as Client. Configure the client AP to communicate to the MN-700 and then plug the second AP to it and configure it as a regular AP. Put the concoction in the middle of the way between the MN-700 and the destination computer. Doing such an arrangement might cost a little more, and be a little bulky. On the other hand it would not cut the bandwidth into Half as Repeaters do. Otherwise may be this can Help. Extending Distance: http://www.ezlan.net/Distance.html Wireless Bridging: http://www.ezlan.net/bridging Wireless Segregation: http://www.ezlan.net/shield.html