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cnewton2k 21-05-2012 14:50

Extend Wireless Using SH
 
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I would like to extend my wireless.

I have attached a diagram of my current network setup.

We have got a spare SH that i am using upstairs as a switch.

My plan would be to swap the the 4 port switch and the SH around.

I would then turn on the wireless on the SH and set the SSID etc to the same as the airport extreme.

Would this work?

Cheers

qasdfdsaq 21-05-2012 14:53

Re: Extend Wireless Using SH
 
Yes, though why you would want to is beyond me...

cnewton2k 21-05-2012 14:57

Re: Extend Wireless Using SH
 
because for some reason wireless in my house isnt very good.

There seems to be something blocking the signal from the Airport down stairs

General Maximus 17-06-2012 08:38

Re: Extend Wireless Using SH
 
if you think the shub is going to improve things for you you are gravely mistaken. You need to get yourself a proper wireless router if you are going to use it properly. You can get yourself a cheapo 2nd hand one off ebay for £10 or a nice shiny brand new linksys one :) It would be over kill either way though because you only need wireless. You could look at getting yourself some homeplugs instead which you could distribute throughout the house.

cnewton2k 17-06-2012 08:46

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i have a proper wireless router and that works perfectly. There is something blocking the signal in my house so the signal weakens. I don't need homeplugs as I have gigabit wired around my house hence the idea to extend the wireless down stairs. So if anything it would be an Access point that I need :)

General Maximus 17-06-2012 18:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cnewton2k (Post 35442477)
So if anything it would be an Access point that I need :)

and what do you think homeplugs are?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0067GS0Y...hvptwo=&hvqmt=


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