Linksys Extender Setup

The Linksys Hydra Pro 6E Smart Home Wi-Fi System is a complete home solution that includes the Linksys MultiCam Wi-Fi Camera and the Linksys Smart LED Bulb. The MultiCam is a security camera that can stream live video to your smartphone or tablet. The Smart LED Bulb uses your existing light fixture, so you don’t have to replace all of your bulbs, and it integrates with other smart home devices so they can work together to make your home smarter. The system is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can use your voice to control your home.

Linksys Hydra Pro 6E Characteristics

WiFi 6E: Unleash Its Full Potential

More than 55 devices can be connected at once with the Linksys Hydra Pro 6E (AXE6600). WiFi 6E provides a low-latency connection for the latest AR and VR gadgets, which require a connection to the 6GHz band. It provides a stable connection for a family of gamers, HD streamers, and video callers to enjoy their favorite content without interruption. However, Linksys hydra pro 6e chipset is a crucial update for any home that requires the most dependable, interference-free high-speed WiFi. It has extraordinarily low latency and enormous capacity.

Introducing a New Band for Your Newest Devices

More than 55 of your latest 8K streaming, VR gaming, and work-from-home devices may simultaneously connect to the 6 GHz WiFi band, which releases multi-gigabit speeds.
Please check with your device’s maker to see if it is compatible with the 6GHz band before connecting directly to it.

The Most Capable Devices to Date

All day and night, the 6 GHz band can handle all the traffic from the busiest smart homes using high-bandwidth devices, thanks to 4x** the channels of current WiFi router systems.

Intense Mesh WiFi Powered by WiFi 6E

When paired with WiFi 6E, Velop Intelligent MeshTM technology is designed to deliver gigabit WiFi speeds to every part of your house or company.

Best-in-class Technology

The best WiFi 6E performance is provided by a Qualcomm processor. With its wire-like stability and blazing-fast performance, this next-generation technology improves residential and business WiFi.

Simple set-up and operation

Using the Linksys app is a breeze because it simplifies the process. From any location, you can monitor and prioritize the WiFi usage of all of your connected devices.

Insightful Approaches to Safety

In addition to parental restrictions and separate guest access, Velop provides a safe and secure home network.

All Internet Service Providers are supported

It is compatible with all Internet Service Providers, as well as WiFi 5 and older devices.

Multi-Gigabit Speeds That Are Light Years Away

To get the most out of your gaming console, smart TV, streaming device, VR/AR, and more, you’ll need to have a 5 Gbps port on your router.

Bands that are truly Tri-Band

At rates of 6.6 Gbps, a tri-band node may simultaneously broadcast on three wireless radio bands simultaneously.

Linksys Hydra Pro 6E Specs

• MR7500-AMZ Model
• ‎3.69 pounds Weight
• 1.8GHz Quad-Core Processor
• 512MB RAM
• AXE6600 Wifi speed
• 2.4GHz, 5GHz, 6GHz Wifi bands
• 2700 square feet square feet
• 4 Gigabit LAN Ports, 1 5Gbps WAN Port
• 3.0 USB Port
• 4 External Antennas

Linksys Hydra Pro 6E setup steps

• Firstly, Connect to the internet.
• Power on your router, and wait for it to start up.
• Then, Enter 192.168.1.1 into the web browser of your computer
• After that, In the left column under “View Your Router,” you should see a row labeled “WAN Connection Type” with three options: Static IP, DHCP, and PPTP.
• You should see a row named “Local Area Connection” with two options: Wired or Wireless. In the left column, choose “WAN Connection Type” and in the right, “Wireless”.
• At the bottom left of the window, you should see a drop-down menu labeled “Protocols.” Select “PPTP Client” from this list.
• In the bottom right of the window, you will see a drop-down menu labeled “Port.” Select 10000 from this list.
• Click the “Advanced” button and then click the “Security” tab.
• In the “WAN Settings” panel, look for “SSL/TLS.” Click “Configure” after selecting PPP. Then input your router’s IP address in the first box, followed by Anonymous from the drop-down option. To create the connection profile, click OK.
• In the “WAN Settings” window, you will see a row labeled “PPTP Clients.” Click the “+” button to add a new PPTP client. In the “Local IP Address” box, enter your router’s IP address.
• “Remote IP Address” box, enter your remote computer’s static or dynamic IP address.
• In the “User Name” box, type your remote computer’s username.
• In the “Password” box, type your remote computer’s password.
• Click OK to finish adding the PPTP client profile. You should now see both profiles in the “PPTP Clients” row of the window.
• In addition, to connect to your router, open a web browser and type its IP address into the “URL” field. Your user name and password will be requested. Add those to complete the link. If you are asked to confirm the connection, do so.
• As a result, You should now be connected to your router.