What is Access Point Mode?
Access Point mode is the router uses a wired connection to the primary router or modem router to expand the wireless coverage for a home network.
Common network topology:
Step 1: Open a web browser and go to http://cudy.net or http://192.168.10.1.
For details, please refer to How to log into the web interface of Cudy Router?
Step 2: The Quick Setup window will pop up, choose 'Wireless Access Point', then click 'Next'.
Step 3: Choose your 'Time Zone'.
Step 4: Confirm the hardware connection.
Step 5: Change the wireless network name and password.
Step 6: Click "Save & Apply" to complete the configuration.
Step 7: Wait a few seconds for the system rebooting, when the login page pops up again, you can enjoy the internet.
Note:
After setting up the Cudy router into Access Point mode, the IP address will be assigned by the host router and the default IP Address 192.168.10.1 will not able to log in. If you need to log into Cudy router again, type 'http://cudy.net' into your browser or look up the Cudy router's IP address in your main (primary) router's client list.
58 comments
@Dear Buhle,
What is the problem like? Please tell more details about this issue.
“Good day
I purchased a AP3000 however when setup as a AP mode it works a router. Can you kindly assist"
Good day
I purchased a AP3000 however when setup as a AP mode it works a router. Can you kindly assist
@Dear Mark,
Yes, it’s true. There is no Guest Network function when working on the Access Point mode.
“Hello, I’ve purchased one AX3000, I want to setup it as Access Point, not as router, I’ve read that is not possible setup a wifi for guest or setup additional SSID, is it true?
Thanks and regards,”
Hello, I’ve purchased one AX3000, I want to setup it as Access Point, not as router, I’ve read that is not possible setup a wifi for guest or setup additional SSID, is it true?
Thanks and regards,
@Dear Marian,
Thank you for your kindly advice! We will provide your feedback to the product department for evaluation.
“Add vlan support for the routers. Or give ssh access so the users can create their own VLANs. Dont limit the usage of the routers”