Hi. I'm sure that it has been asked before, but I cannot find those emails. The situation is as follow: I have a wireless router at the entrance of the house, but its signal arrives only at the entrance of the garden room. In this room I also have a network cable (from the router) that I currently use for my smart TV.
I have a spare wireless router (Netgear) but having checked its specifications, it does not support wireless bridging. My question: can I somehow use my spare router to get the wireless signal from the main router and then use the signal from the spare router to connect devices from the garden? Or can I connect the spare router to the network cable and then 1. connect another cable from the spare router to the TV and 2. use the signal from the spare router to connect devices from the garden? Do I need a cross-over cable from the main router to the spare router? Thanks. Michele _______________________________________________ Peterboro mailing list Peterboro@mailman.lug.org.uk https://mailman.lug.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/peterboro
