woozle wrote

  @KatieP 

 

Hi,

 

If you want to connect the RE700 to your router via Ethernet cable, then you need to switch it to "Access Point" mode.

Below is a page out of the official User Guide for the RE700. For further details just download the whole User Guide from www.tp-link.com.

 

  @woozle thanks so much, worked perfectly!

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