Only letting one device log on at a time

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baz123

2023-04-04 08:51:03

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Only letting one device log on at a time

2023-04-04 08:51:03

Model: RE450

Hardware Version: V4

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Hi,

I have just brought a Wifi Exetender RE450. I can only log on one device at a time. When I log in a second device it times out the first one.

I thought i would be able to log on multiple devices.

Any ideas, thanks.

Barry

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Sunshine

2023-04-06 06:51:14

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Re:Only letting one device log on at a time

2023-04-06 06:51:14

@baz123

Hi, do you mean the web interface of the extender? If so, it is normal that only one device can login at a time, there will be conflict when managing the same extender on multiple devices at the same time.

However, it will not affect internet access on multiple devices at the same time.

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