Hi, I don't speak well English. I want to ask the configuration file what you are used for the video. Give us

Thank you for this. IT worked 100%. You are a genius

Great man

Thank you - your video helped tremendously - but I did have to choose the SSID - and lock it to AP in the wireless tab. on the 2nd access point (to receive the signal only) Everything else had been previously set up. We had to replace the nanostation - it stopped working.

Man you're the boss, thanks you so much i had this for a while and i never got it to work until now. was missing primary DNS IP

I keep getting a site can’t be reached when I try to get into AirOS

Dude ,thanks man👍. More videos please. I have used my M2 to extend my wifi coverage for 5 km to access using my phone. It works very good when there is nothing to block like buildings.

bro, thanks

What's a rouder

you only needed one nano 2 set in router mode at the working shack aimed in the direction of the base router. i fear you have perhaps over complicated this.

I have NSM2 and I don't know anything about it I need your help to set it up . and by the way I want to make it work with my phone or laptop using WiFi . so do I have to buy switch and router to extend the signal from the NSM2 this is my what's app number +971566329270 thanks for help

hey brother thanks for the video

Thanks Jack. I just connected mine using this video. I'm not a computer man but this made life easy. Thanks

Jack your walk through was GREAT!!!! Because of your in-depth explanation and instructions, I was able to setup our nano station perfectly! Thank you so much for posting this!!!! VERY helpful!

You are explaing too rapid for new non- high technical installers especially with the computer pointer and before I can understand what you are doing you are jumping back and forth too fast to the next stage. If you can redo your narrative that would help for an ACCESS installation. Thanks

What does it mean exactly when, "your speeds halve on a bridge"? Does it really halve in performance band width speed. In my case DL speed is approx. 3.0Mbps on each router does that actually mean that if I disconnect bridge from first router just like before my DL speed was 6Mbps which streaming & downloading is twice as fast? To clarify files could actually be downloaded in half the time than with bridge connected?

great video!! now i have a better understanding of how they work. It took me 6 hours to set them up the first time and there still not where i want them to be. One thing can you connect nano A to a ethernet switch or just a router and i know i can conect nano b to a ethernet switch. Any help with this would be appreciated

I must say, love this video! I have a 300 yard house to house situation where I had a "mickey-mouse" set up. I bought these nanostations, followed your video step by step (which is AWESOME btw) and my connection isn't any better than what I had. This puzzles me because all I had was a cheapo router and a TP link repeater as my setup. These Nano's should be a LOT better, but either I didn't so something correctly or.....well....I don't know an or! HaHa! I'll watch the video again and see what I come up with. Great stuff, though! Love how you do things step by step!

javed akhter

Thank you. Setting up a link between my son's house and mine (about 2 blocks away) and this is the best resource I have found for making it happen.

tank you you are the best!!!

Excellent!!!

I don't see any logic putting another router at the other site. Since the clients are receiving dhcp from the first router via wireless medium, why do anyone like to install a router? Kindly let me know if I am missing anything...

Thank you for a very well done tutorial. Your's was better than the manuf, and I was finally able to get the system up and running after about 12 frustrating hours of trying. Kudos!!

Umm i was wondering if the devices connecting on both of the router could communicate with each other or not. i am pretty sure, they cannot because they are in the different networks. What if i want them to communicate with each other? Please help me.

is it possible 200~300 meters without airmax?

Hey this setup sounds the best I have heard but I would like to ask is the 2nd router in AP mode or is it runner as a router

Very nice tutorial. Thank you very much for sharing, you put in such a way where novice can understand.

dude you have a bad configuration , put mode in ap repeater , ticket auto and baaaaaaaam! try it. same ip, same network

Thank you, very helpfull.

ping the ip address 192.168.1.20 in cmd mode is ok but not connect in web page what is the problem

hi I'm Nano station M2 Access point .Its Problem not connecting the web page i don't know what is the problem pls help me

Mas claro imposible la explicacion todas las dudas quedaron aclaradas very good video congratulations

For the second Nanostation M5 why a externel router is needed??? cant a Nanostation work as an AP??? i am pretty new to this so pls advice

Hey thanks a lot for this video. I am wanting to do exactly this, range is a little more (400 yards) but I have clear LOS so I believe it should work. This may be a dumb question as I am definitely a newbie to setting this type of gear up but I am going to ask anyway. After you set up the router at your house (the one connected to comcast) and you next went into Air Os for 1st NS; at this point is the NS connected to the router. That is, while you are making changes to NS 1 in Air Os is it connected to the router via ethernet cable or directly to the computer via ethernet cable?

I need help! I used 2 nano station M5 last year to push internet across an open field about 0.4 mile away. Worked great last year. This year I went to hook it back up and it will only connect for about 30 seconds and then kick off. All I am trying to run off the second nanostation is a security camera. It runs through a router. My friend said to try his M2 nanostations and it was the same result. Any ideas on what it might be or what I should try? Please HELP!

Anyone lose their train of thought during this video? It's the best I've found, and could easily be half as long.

Thank you for "192.167.1.1". I would never figured out. I owe you a drink.

Hi, can i connect a Nanostation M2 to my pc or router, and configure the Nano to receive the signal from a Starbucks store? :D Kind regards.

From reading the comments, it looks like there may be a better way to do this but I have been trying to get these things to work for 2 days. I watched countless videos on youtube and this was the only method that worked for me! Thanks dude!

It sounds to me like your trying to use your nanostation as both a point to point client AND access point, as well as feeding a router broadcasting wifi as well. By the time your said and done, you will have created so much 2.4 interference your through-put and quality will be terrible. There is a much much easier way of doing this by using the Nanostation as a WDS wireless access point. Your 2nd nanostation will act as the point to point client, router (if desired), and access point, with no need for additional equipment. I suggest you only use 1 router on this entire network, it will be more then sufficient. All DHCP and routing will take place at the core router connected to the internet, there is no need for any more routers in the network. When you setup a WDS network, all AP's act as bridges, allowing clients to pull DHCP information from the core router. This will allow your entire network to be manageable thru one subnet of IP's, without any complicated port forwarding needed. When you setup a nanostation as a WDS access point with peers, your nanostation connects to its WDS host (nanostation 1) and also broadcasts a a wifi signal for clients to connect to at the same time. No 2nd router is needed, and only 1 channel is used so interference is kept to a minimum. You will want your first nanostation connected via Ethernet cable at your router. Turn your routers wifi off, as you will not be using it but instead using the nanostation as your AP. This nanostation will also send signal to your 2nd nanostation, that will be acting as both a client and access point or "wifi repeater" station. All and all this should be a 15 minute setup for the nanostations if that. Extremely simple and affordable way to extend wifi range without much sacrifice. It will cut your available wifi through-put in half, but frankly half is more then enough to serve most any remote clients needs. I believe the nanostation is capable of 150mbs throughput, so by doing a wireless wds network you cut that down to 75mbs at each radio, still more then sufficient for 98% of wifi users.

Can the NanoStation loco M5 be set up the same way?

thx man you help me alot!

Wrong...Nenostation 2 is not an Acess Point, no any wifi devices will be connected as you have shown in picture, only you can connect lan... make it Acess Point with WDS..

I am trying to set this up. I did note that 192.167.1.1. is not a reserved IP address for a local network. Thus, it could theoretically conflict with an external address you might want to access. Wouldn't it be better to select one of the reserved ranges? See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reserved_IP_addresses

So after all the setup,i can take the nano 2 and put it in a other house and still have the connection from nano 1?

Thank man! Very helpful video. Waiting for my M2 loco to arrive, will do setup according your vid.

Bit of advise i recommend you blur your mac addresses and your dmark address. that information can open you up to a attack.

Please advice: Point to Multipoint For 1000 meters WiFi Coverage: 1. Rocket M plus Omni antenna(in the middle location) 2. Nanostation M for each node plus router. - Is it possible to connect Access Point directly from Nano >>> AP? - Where does the IP address coming from the main router connected to Rocket M? Thank you.

That had to be, without a doubt, the worst setup explanation I have seen in a long time. It's not like you are running Cisco devices and VLANs between building floors or anything. Why would you introduce a second router and not a switch of the second Nano device? Also, why would you tell the listeners that you setup your LAN address to anything you'd like (even saying you could set it to 192.168.1.20) when you know you can't have two devices with the same address. Especially the default address of the NanoStation.