Hi again, Robin, Peter H and Peter C,
I believe it would be fairly difficult for me to run a LAN line to the rear of
my apartment because of the layout.
Therefore the consensus seems to be to purchase a Netgear Orbi mesh Wifi
Extender.
I checked for retailers and they see to be readily available.
Thanks Robin,
I will carefully consider your suggestions and Peter Hinchliffes as well.
Let you know what I will do next week.
Many thanks
Marcus
> On 22 May 2020, at 9:01 am, Robin Belford wrote:
>
> Hi Marcus,
>
> A couple of things to consider here.
> How old is your unit?
> Did it have mul
Hi Marcus,
A couple of things to consider here.
How old is your unit?
Did it have multiple telephone jacks install with the build?
Is there an unused phone jack in the middle of the unit?
If you can relocate your modem to a more central location by utilising a
different phone point you could po
> On 21 May 2020, at 4:04 pm, Marcus Harris wrote:
>
> Hello all at WAMUG,
>
> I live in a two storey apartment and I am connected to the NBN and my
> provider is iiNET.
>
> My router/modem is a TP Link Archer VR 1600v— AC 1600 Wireless Dual Band
>
> It is connected at the front door and
Hello all at WAMUG,
I live in a two storey apartment and I am connected to the NBN and my provider
is iiNET.
My router/modem is a TP Link Archer VR 1600v— AC 1600 Wireless Dual Band
It is connected at the front door and broadcasts wifi ok to the middle of both
levels but not to the rear of t
Hi Marcus, have you considered moving your current modem to a more
central location to improve WIFI signal to all corners (maybe your
communications incomer is limiting that opportunity)? Is the floor
concrete or timber, this may limit the WIFI strength to the floor the
modem is NOT on.
Notwithstan
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