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Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - TheBoyD - 01-27-2019 So basically i have a regular router on one side of the house and i need to extend it to the other. I have read a bit online and i came to 2 solution. 1) I can use switch + access point for wifi (not sure if cheap switch would be a good thing) 2) use another router (probably gona be cheaper) If somebody who actually knows about this could give an advice, price and efficiency comparison. RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - darkninja1980 - 01-27-2019 (01-27-2019, 08:11 PM)TheBoyD Wrote: So basically i have a regular router on one side of the house and i need to extend it to the other. you can use like a powerplug link. the plus pug into your outlet. RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - mothered - 01-28-2019 "WiFi Extenders" do the job well, by Increasing/strengthening the WiFi signal to all parts of the home. RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - Nyx - 01-28-2019 Another router would require you to run an ethernet cable to the other side of the house, but would probably work better than a wifi extender. A wifi extender would probably be a lot easier to set up and probably cheaper. RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - TheBoyD - 01-29-2019 (01-27-2019, 09:57 PM)darkninja1980 Wrote: you can use like a powerplug link. the plus pug into your outlet. I have read so many times, that is not the best solution. (01-28-2019, 05:07 AM)mothered Wrote: "WiFi Extenders" do the job well, by Increasing/strengthening the WiFi signal to all parts of the home. (01-28-2019, 05:15 AM)Nyx Wrote: Another router would require you to run an ethernet cable to the other side of the house, but would probably work better than a wifi extender. A wifi extender would probably be a lot easier to set up and probably cheaper. I am hoping for good connection and that would probably cost a bit more with repeaters. I think i should rephrase the question. I have easy solution for getting ethernet cable to the part of the house. I was actually looking what would be better solution, a router or a switch + ap. RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - darkninja1980 - 01-30-2019 (01-29-2019, 11:56 PM)TheBoyD Wrote:(01-27-2019, 09:57 PM)darkninja1980 Wrote: you can use like a powerplug link. the plus pug into your outlet. you need a Powerline Network Adapters. Here is a link that talks about which ones to buy. https://www.lifewire.com/best-powerline-network-adapters-4141215 RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - mothered - 01-30-2019 (01-29-2019, 11:56 PM)TheBoyD Wrote: I think i should rephrase the question. I have easy solution for getting ethernet cable to the part of the house. I was actually looking what would be better solution, a router or a switch + ap. Try the router first. This should definitely do the job. In the event It doesn't fulfill your needs, get the switch. RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - H3RR3S - 01-30-2019 Sometimes your internet provider will give a free second router away, at least in my country there's the possibility. RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - mothered - 01-31-2019 (01-30-2019, 03:41 AM)Malcom Wrote: Sometimes your internet provider will give a free second router away, at least in my country there's the possibility. If that doesn't apply, you could probably SE your ISP by claiming the Router Is defective. RE: Need help with extending wifi/internet conneciton - darkninja1980 - 02-09-2019 (01-31-2019, 04:17 AM)mothered Wrote:(01-30-2019, 03:41 AM)Malcom Wrote: Sometimes your internet provider will give a free second router away, at least in my country there's the possibility. yes, you are right only if the router has defects. |