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So, I've got one of those supper high boosting aerial dongle things. 44dBi and when plugged into my computer via the inbuilt USB cable i get a new wireless connector and access to the previoulsy out of range network.
the idea of this was to allow me to use a computer in part of the house outside of normal wifi connection zone. this part is fine, but it got me thinking as to whether i could connect a router to the booster aerial and use multiple computers/phones to use the connection?
does anybody know of a way to get a wireless dongle to connect into a mini network to act as a hub of a kind and allow a router to effectively access the internet via another router a distance away?
do i need some special kit? i keep fiding routers with USB ports on them but i'm not sure that this'll work in the same way.
am i going about this all the wrong way?
We've got a wifi booster that uses the mains wiring - needs to be paired with another (non-wifi) network box that the router plugs into
Ours are solwise branded - just looked on their website and can't see what I've got but the stuff looks dirt cheap cmpared to what I paid a while ago
as above, ethernet over power EOP is the way to go. amazon or ebuyer have them tplink work fine for me.
just whack a wireless access point or switch on the other end of your EOP unit upstairs or where ever you need it.
i can stream HD content over EOP units no problem, something i cant do over wireless
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I have a two router setup with both using the same SSID. The router downstairs is connected to the router upstairs via LAN / powerline plugs.
