Mumbai, Beijing, Seattle, San Francisco, Ahmedabad. Previously Network18, Infomedia18, askme, burrp!, Motorola, AT&T Wireless, Brience. 2999 at Croma retail it’s not a bad option at all.Ĭurrently CleverTap. Setting up the E1200 for wireless bridging/repeating – Follow these steps to the T and you should be good – Į1200 is rated by Flashrouters as one of the best routers to setup as a dedicated repeater. I haven’t bothered to use the very latest firmware, as the vanilla build mentioned in the steps works flawlessly for me.

You’ll need a firmware such as DD-WRT to unleash the full potential of the router.įlashing the DD-WRT on the E1200 – Follow the steps mentioned here – to the T and your router should be all upgraded and ready to be setup for the wireless setup. The E1200 doesn’t have bridging capabilities right out of the box. I planned to put DD-WRT on it and setup it up as bridge/router. So today I nervously bought a Linksys E1200 to be used as the R2 for my setup. The MTNL supplied Beetel 450TC1 is my primary router (let’s call it R1), and I needed a secondary router (let’s call it R2) to work as a wireless bridge/repeater. Now it’s not possible for me to run a cable between the two routers and hence I need it to be a wireless bridge/repeater. Hence the need for a repeater/bridge in one another location. The range of the MTNL router doesn’t quite cover the entire house. They’ve given me a pretty rudimentary ADSL modem/router (wireless) – Beetel 450TC1.

I get my internet connectivity from MTNL.

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