Enter a new (unique) SSID of your choice.Wireless Network Name (SSID): the exact SSID of your Verizon MiFi.Wireless Network mode: G-only (since the MiFi only does G and not N like my router is capable of, this HAS to match!).In the DD-WRT router webpage (defaults to 192.168.1.1 in your web browser): You should be hard-wired to the DD-WRT router for all these steps and NOT connected to the MiFi. After that, I setup the repeater mode following these instructions: After that was flashed, I loaded the “ dd-wrt.v24-16994_NEWD-2_K2.6_mega.bin” file. To get the ASUS RT-N16 ready, first visit this page and perform the steps within it. Here are the instructions that worked for me, they are taken directly from this page I wanted a way to share that MIFI connection with my home wired LAN, and DD-WRT is the way to do it. I use the MIFI as a backup internet connection or for when I’m away from home. Mine is provided by the 3 network and I can get better speeds using the MIFI than i can from my home ADSL connection. MIFI is a small portable Internet connected Access Point that connects via 3G/4G. It opens a whole world of possibilities and configuration options, turning a mediocre router in to something that could cost a lot more.ĪSUS RT-N16 is a wireless router that is considered particularly good to use with DD-WRT, mainly because it has masses of internal memory which allows you to install the biggest versions of DD-WRT which gives you all the bells and whistles such as OpenVPN, USB support, Hotspot etc. I eventually gave up and tried the specifically mentioned firmware below and it worked as expected.ĭD-WRT is an open source firmware that can be installed on many different routers. I originally tried to use the latest firmwares and spent a couple of frustrating day’s trying to get it working. Yes a snappy title! I’ve spent so long getting this configuration to work that I have to save the info here for my own future reference. Using DD-WRT on an Asus RT-N16 router to share a 3 MIFI Internet connection on LAN
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