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    perform a complete reset of the WLAN Box before synchronisation

    perform the 1st synchronization with the router using the Ethernet cable

    then position the WB2 at the desired location in the home, and follow the procedure:

    1. Connect the WLAN-Box to the power supply in the desired location.
    2. Switch on the WLAN-Box and wait two minutes.
    3. Press the plus (+) button on the WLAN-Box and the Internet-Box plus (+) button within two minutes to pair the two devices. Repeat this step for all WLAN-Boxes if you wish to install more than one.

    As soon as the status LED of the WLAN-Box lights up white, the installation has been successfully completed and your WLAN-Box is ready for operation. Does the status LED light up red or blue? The PDF(opens in new tab) shows you what the LED means (page 3).

    Whether the WLAN-Box is connected to the Internet-Box via WLAN or Ethernet, a pairing is required to transfer all Internet-Box settings to the WLAN-Box.

    An additional WLAN-Box

    You can add a maximum of four WLAN-Boxes to your WLAN network. It makes no difference whether you connect the various WLAN-Boxes via Ethernet or WLAN. Leave 1 or 2 rooms between the WLAN-Boxes for the best possible WLAN range. Thanks to mesh technology, the WLAN-Boxes automatically connect to the best WLAN connection in your household.

    To install an additional WLAN-Box, follow the steps under “WLAN set-up”.

    for more informations consult this page
    WLAN-Box positioning & setup – Help | Swisscom

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  • Hi @Destauneu27


    @Destauneu27 wrote:

    Would it work through Port Forwarding?


    Port Forwarding is not available for the guest network and would sadly not solve the issue mentioned. 😉

    Best,

    r00t

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  • Hi @Destauneu27

    DHCP has been disabled to avoid conflicts.

    You can only disable DHCP / change the IP for the main network. They are always enabled/the default value in the guest network.

    Best,

    r00t

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  • Hi @Destauneu27

    This is because the IB2 still tries to act as a router for the guest network, and therefore “eats” the packets instead of sending them to the IB3.

    You also might experience some DHCP conflicts in the guest network when using this setup.

    As there is no way to configure this, this is unfortunately an “unfixable” issue. The only way to make it work is to use other access points, i.E. a WLAN Box 2 or 3 instead of the IB2.

    Best,

    r00t

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