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Change TP-Link ID for TP-Link RE200 AC750 Wi-Fi Range Extender

The router that you are using might be a dated one and you are not able to find the stability in the connection. If you have decided to upgrade the router setup, there are various options to choose from and you will find the one that will fit right with the specs you are looking for.

 The users who are living in large spaces will need to also install an extender that can help you boost the existing wireless signals. A single router will not be able to cover the whole area. If you are worried about the setup process, we are here to ensure you that the steps you need to follow are quite simple and straightforward. The tplinkrepeater net is the portal that you will need to go to in order to configure the router.

 The routers that are coming these days are loaded with features that are focused on the security of the network. You will get to use MAC filtering and parental controls along with a separate guest network to keep all the unwanted devices away. In this blog, we are going to discuss the steps that you need to follow to change the TP-Link ID.

 The portal will also give you the guest network that will basically help in keeping the unknown devices away from the main network. It will add an extra layer of protection to your media server, as well.

How to change the TP-Link ID?

Now, if you are going to configure the router with a different TP-Link ID, you will need to reset the router to change the ID.

1.     While the router is powered on, you will need to press the pinhole reset button. Keep the button pressed for 10 seconds.

2.     You will see the power LED blinking fast and give it a few moments to boot up.

3.     Launch a browser and enter tplink extender setup to configure it again with a different ID.