CISCO WAP4410N Access Point disconnect after a short while

Dear Sir,
i bought one access point then we configured as Wireless Client/Repeater but wireless connection disconnecting and connecting after a short while
i tried 4 more different ADSL and different IP range ADSL model showing same.
so please advice on this matter ASAP.
Thanks.
Rahmath.CK

My name Eric Moyers. I am an Engineer in the Small Business Support Center.
I am sorry that no one has responded before now. What is the router that you are trying to repeat?
What were the steps you went through to do this?
According to the Admin Guide for the WAP4410N it will only repeat the WRVS4400N and another WAP4410N.
Eric Moyers
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