Airport Extreme Keuken should serve as an extension to the roaming network, to make the Wifi more easily accessible in all parts of the building.
In a roaming network, the "extending" base stations are actually broadcasting their own Wi-Fi network. However, since each should be using the same network name & security type, it will appear as a single network.
The Internet Modem the Basic extreme is from Telenet, a Motorola / CV6181E (DOCSIS).
Thank you for the modem information. It helps better understand your current network configuration.
This morning I partly solved the problem by modifying the Network configuration at the AE van Erik by selecting the router modus DHCP and NAT instead of DHCP alone. Now every device can connect with the Wifi again.
Yes, you want your "main" base station to be configured as a router. That is, it must have both NAT & DHCP services enabled. The "DHCP Only" mode is intended to be used in those situations where your ISP provides you with multiple public IP addresses that you want to distribute to devices on your local network.
The Airport Express TV now has a problem however, I don't know what's wrong here.
The roaming network link I provided you should explain how each of the base stations MUST be configured in order to have a properly working roaming network. In general, the following must be true:
- Each base station should have a unique base station name. I would strongly suggest that you use names that do not include spaces or punctuation marks.
- Each "extending" base station must be reconfigured as a bridge; i.e., have both NAT & DHCP services disabled.
- Each base station MUST use the same network name, wireless security type & password.
Erik Ranschaert
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