Hi Victor,
> 2. The Zen router comes with a default wifi password that is just
> a string of twenty decimal digits.
Worth about eleven alpha-numericals, just out of interest.
Or half-a-dozen words from a small list: ‘correct horse battery...’.
$ bc -l
l(10^20) / l(26+26+10)
11.158275
Can't comment on WiFi socket extenders, but a couple of observations on
Mesh setups:
1. I installed a BT Mesh kit (3 nodes) for my Vodafone router and they
worked well at making the Voda Wifi available round the house. We then
changed to Zen Internet. Amusingly, the BT Mesh nodes are still set up
Hi,
The next Online Meeting is tonight at 8 p.m. using Jitsi.
The meeting can be joined using a web browser to open
https://meet.jit.si/dorset-lug
Chrome or Chromium may fare better than Firefox.
An alternative to installing either of those is to obtain an all-in-one
bundle especially for Jitsi
I would personally avoid... WiFi extenders are junk, you're much better off
with a proper mesh network setup.
On Tue, 4 Jun 2024 at 11:43, Peter Merchant
wrote:
> We are in the middle of a kitchen refit, and I am wondering if anyone has
> any experience with this sort of socket.
>
> Or should I
We are in the middle of a kitchen refit, and I am wondering if anyone has any
experience with this sort of socket.
Or should I stick with my Netgear Wn3000.
Peter
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