Did you try and enter your wireless security key in the 'AES Key' section under WDS.
The thing to make sure you have set are
1. Make sure both have different IP addresses.
2. Make sure the wireless channel, security type and password match
3. Make sure the DHCP server is disabled on the 7800N that you intend to use as a repeater
4. Make sure the 'AP MAC Address' MAC address is entered in each others 7800N, eg 7800n1 AP MAC Address entered into 7800N2, and 7800N2 AP MAC Address is entered into 7800N1.
5. Enter the 'AES Key' in the WDS section
1. Make sure both have different IP addresses. Check
2. Make sure the wireless channel, security type and password match Check
3. Make sure the DHCP server is disabled on the 7800N that you intend to use as a repeater Check
4. Make sure the 'AP MAC Address' MAC address is entered in each others 7800N, eg 7800n1 AP MAC Address entered into 7800N2, and 7800N2 AP MAC Address is entered into 7800N1. Check
5. Enter the 'AES Key' in the WDS section Check, tried setting a value in there, same on both routers. No joy.
brussbillion wrote:1. Make sure both have different IP addresses. Check
2. Make sure the wireless channel, security type and password match Check
3. Make sure the DHCP server is disabled on the 7800N that you intend to use as a repeater Check
4. Make sure the 'AP MAC Address' MAC address is entered in each others 7800N, eg 7800n1 AP MAC Address entered into 7800N2, and 7800N2 AP MAC Address is entered into 7800N1. Check
5. Enter the 'AES Key' in the WDS section Check, tried setting a value in there, same on both routers. No joy.
Next step will be trying both devices without security, once step connect a computer to 7800N2 and try and ping the IP address of 7800n1.