Hi
I want to do bassically this 👇👇
Internet <------> WiFi modem <----wireless----> old WiFi modem <------> PC
I want it to be wireless but i don’t even know if it is possible.
No bad stop it.
I did that with a TP-Link RE655 WiFi repeater which has a LAN Port. Worked surprisingly well and I could even run some servers behind that setup.
Just use tenda router. Almost all tenda router support wireless repeating.
Possible, yes. As others mentioned, wired is always better, but you could use the 2nd router (assuming it has the necessary functionality/options) in wireless bridge mode to accomplish what you want.
You may also be able to use MOCA adapters instead of a wireless bridge, depending on your needs. MOCA would connect an ethernet port on each router into a nearby coax jack in your home, and then you can bridge the second router that way without needing to do the bridge wirelessly.
This is exactly what I will have to do with the old house my dad bought. 👏
Thank you everyone for your help. I noticed there is no WISP or repeater mode in my router settings so i need to do it with wires.
No clue about the setup but wires for the win! It’ll be a much better connection …
Have you looked into an “ethernet powerline adapter”? Basically ethernet over you electrical wiring of the building.
Or buy a wireless extender for your computer. My father-in-law has a Netgear one that I bought him. He uses his computer daily to work from home remotely. His PC from the router is about 8ft across the hall and 5ft to the right. Gets a good constant 300mb/s from our 500mbs plan. Also the router he’s getting signal from is a secondary router, not the main/ISP Router. He’s been working like that for 2 years now. Signal is great, even if doors in my room and his room are closed, or on weekends when the wifi is heavily used and he’s still working, no drops. Netgear
Or just buy a WiFi PCI card and actually install it in the PC. I guarantee you’ll get better performance and have less trouble than using an extender/bridge.
Ahh yes, but I’m my Father-in-law’s case, it’s a company desktop, so I couldn’t open the desktop and install the wireless card and install the driver without IT permissions and what not.
If your router is supported by a *WRT like DD-WRT you can use “Client Mode” or bridge mode and you can do what you want to do.
You only need the router connected to the computer to have *WRT.
Client Mode would create a separate LAN for the computer. Bridge Mode would bridge the LAN from the main router.
If your phone supports it, you could use usb tethering (share your phones internet connection through a usb cable).
Mesh or wireless bridge?
It’s called a wireless bridge
Either route a cable from the first router(trust me it’s worth it) or just get a stronger WIFI dongle for the PC.
Yes, this is called WDS. Not usually the fastest or most reliable but it is possible.
MoCa adapter or power line adapter.
got confused by the picture. got even more confused after reading the post.
IF i understood correctly, it seems like you want to connect your pc to the router with an ethernet cable but can’t run a long cable directly. Scrap the monstrosity you were planning on doing. if you wanted to use a cable for the performance then you ain’t getting that with what you were planning on doing. you might as well add a wifi card or an adapter to the pc and connect it directly to the router if the wifi signal is reachable.
A better option would be to use a powerline adapter. Keep in mind though that powerline adapters are a hit or miss depending on how good your power lines are and multiple other factors. You’ll never now if they’ll work unless you try it yourself. So buy one and if it turns out to be shit, return it. this is the cheapest and the most hassle free option.
Another option would be buy mesh access points. This is also a decent option but you’ll probably spend more than if you bought a powerline adapter.
so basically, buy a powerline adapter. If that doesn’t work, then you’re only option is mesh
Power lines aren’t shit or good, Jesus Christ…. It can be that different parts of your installation are on different phases of the power grid. Then you have to rely on the high frequency signal to propagate over the air to the other phases. This can be improved by letting an electrician install a phase coupler. Here in Germany it would be 30€ an half an hour of the electrician
Thrift store and check if router can support dd-wrt. Get dd-wrt on router, setup to connect to WiFi to 5ghz if your phone is able to get 5ghz where you’re at.
Configure dd-wrt router to connect to your WiFi as client bridge mode.
👌 was an easy $25 thrift store router find, then you’d have 3 extra ports for other devices and a repeater too if needed.
2x mikrotik hap ac
There are purpose-built equipment for this.
1: P2P WISP such as Ubiquity Litebeam. the old Litebeam M5 is even compatible with 802.11 WiFi when airmax is turned off. My weapon of choice for performance.
2: Mesh routers. What seem to be the common man’s choice these days.
3: Routers that can do Repeater Bridge or Client/Station bridge mode. Easily doable with DDWRT firmware. I only.buy routers that can have DDWRT or OpenWRT because of capabilities like this. Super flexible. Netgear nighthawks and older linksys routers usually can run DDWRT.
4: “WiFi Extenders” or Repeaters with a LAN port.
It’s possible and it will suck