Hello. I used to have a TP-Link Archer VR1600V v2 router when I was connected via TPG to the NBN with a HFC cable modem. The Archer VR1600V was connected to the cable modem with a patch cable, and it then set up a WiFi DHCP base station, and everything worked fine. However, TPG have now migrated me to a newer and faster 5G wireless broadband, and I have a new Sagecom base-station 5G router and no longer use my Archer VR1600V router. I was wanting to re-purpose the Archer VR1600V as a WiFi extender for my new 5G Sagecom router. According to TP-Link's manual for Archer VR1600V v1, there is a Bridge mode that could be used to configure the Archer as a WiFi extender. But my TPG Archer VR1600V is v2 (not v1). The required menu options present in v1 are not present in v2. And TP-Link does not have a manual for v2 on its support site. Does anyone know how I can configure my TPG TP-Link VR1600V v2 router, so that it can be used as a WiFi extender? I am happy either to extend the Sagecom WiFi, or alternatively to use a patch cable to connect the TP-Link Archer to the Sagecom, and then use another TP-Link Archer (yes, I have a 2nd one) to extend the TP-Link WiFi. Either solution would work. But until I can find out how to let the TP-Link Archver VR1600V extend a WiFi network, I can't implement either solution. Many thanks in advance for suggestions or solutions. ... View more