WiFi extension question
Stephen Partington
cryptworks at gmail.com
Mon Oct 14 13:07:36 MST 2019
The visual of that is pretty amusing, and yet possible if not awkward.
I mostly include it for creating the means of being able to push a stronger
signal to the endpoint. But it can also lead to an interesting
understanding of what you can do with a wifi signal.
My solution was to purchase the Ethernet adapter for my Chromecast and fire
stick so they are both wired. This same idea can be combined with wifi
extender or ethernet extender.
Something like this might be what he needs, and then connect it to the WAN
port on his own router. or just another ethernet port and turn his router
into a switch/dumb AP (no gateway functions)
https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-CPE210-300Mbps-dual-polarized-directional/dp/B00N2RO63U/
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 12:05 PM David Schwartz <newsletters at thetoolwiz.com>
wrote:
> Thanks but you can’t hook Pringle cans to things like Fire TV Sticks and
> Printers. :-)
>
> Here’s the crux of the question:
>
> If you have a WiFi range extender with an Ethernet port on it (that may or
> may not work as an Access Point), can you run an Ethernet cable from that
> range extender to the WAN port on a router and treat that the same as if
> it’s an internet connection on a cable modem?
>
> So the extender talks to the distant router, then connects via Ethernet
> cable to the nearby router instead of a computer or printer.
>
> -David Schwartz
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