Change the ‘Local Router IP address’ to something that no other router on the network has (changing the last number to 8 or 9 is usually a safe bet). (Optional) Change the Router Name and Host Name to something meaningfulģ.
On the Setup-> Basic setup screen ‘Disable’ your Connection Type, as the router will not be plugged into a modemĢ. If you do, this may result in your repeater router becoming inaccessible (bricked).ġ.
WARNING! During you should not click ‘Apply Changes’ until setup is complete (after hitting 'Save' in step 10). Setting up a DD-WRT router as a repeaterīefore you begin, you will need to make a note of your primary network’s security settings (see the setup page of your main router). Well, one of the many strengths of DD-WRT is that it is a versatile platform which can be used to repurpose your router, and one of the most useful things you can do with an old router it into a wireless repeater! We've covered this, and much more in our Definitive DD-WRT Guide.Ī repeater basically captures the WiFi signals from your main router and re-broadcasts them, greatly extending the range of your WiFi - perfect for picking up the internet in your cellar den, garden, or on the office coffee-break bench. This is much less of an issue with higher-end routers such as the excellent Asus RT-AC66U, but you if have decided to upgrade (or are thinking about it), then it seems a shame to chuck out your perfectly good older router. DD-WRT routers are great for this, but as we discovered when reviewing the budget Linksys N300, the modest processors found in low-cost routers can struggle with the demands of handling VPN, resulting in slow connection speeds. As you are reading this article on ProPrivacy, then it is likely you originally bought a DD-DRT router so you could connect all your internet-enabled household or office devices through a single VPN connection.
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