Checking my notes, two other items of interest.
1. When my Sony and Acer are talking to the E2000 directly my HOME network was good and I could access both and the hard wired Desktop in the office. When either is on the repeater the other two were not available on the network. When I changed to the WORKPLACE network in Win7 the ACER and SONY files were available ot each other (both wireless) but the office computer remained unavailable. This is of no moment to me since I only wanted access to my email and Skype on the Sunporch, but apparently the repeater can not handle Win7's IPv6. Don't know a workaround for that which may be important to some but not to me. One might be to make your "hardwired" computer also a wireless ??
2. If you have the two blue lights also check the net setup page for the repeater and at the bottom of the first page is an area labled "LINK STATUS". If you see a Mac address there which looks like this: 98:Fc:29:ec:......etc,etc. then YOUR REPEATER IS TALKING TO YOUR ROUTER. That part is done, spend the rest of the evening working with your computer including the ideas outlined above.
I know how frustrating this all can be, but believe that if you reset your repeater (small recessed button on the side) and then follow the instructions at the start of this thread, you will get the blue lights. Also, if you believe you have set up your repeater properly and have trouble trouble getting back to the web setup page, unplug it, wait a few seconds, and then plug it back in. For some reason that makes a reconnection to the web page easier.
OK, that is definately all I have to offer.
