MATTinLINCOLN
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Hi All, go easy on me as this is my first post...
I have a Huawei B535 4G LTE Router (4 x LAN ports), which has to be placed in the furthest point away from where I need connectivity, due to it obtaining the best mobile signal.
I want to connect my TV/Netflix and office computers to this router, which is approx 50m away. My house has thick stone walls and wi-fi tends not to travel well.
Whilst I could lay network cable directly from the router to each device, this would require some major planning (old house).
I've read of people using a bridge, attaching a cabled router and using this as an access point. The problem here, is the devices I want to connect are in two different rooms, with thick stone walls dividing them.
Living in a rural area, having put up with 5-7mbs broadband for years, utopia for me would be to cover my property in the new 20mbs 4G broadband the Huawei delivers, providing both hard-wired and wireless connections throughout.
What's the best way to approach this, please?
I have a Huawei B535 4G LTE Router (4 x LAN ports), which has to be placed in the furthest point away from where I need connectivity, due to it obtaining the best mobile signal.
I want to connect my TV/Netflix and office computers to this router, which is approx 50m away. My house has thick stone walls and wi-fi tends not to travel well.
Whilst I could lay network cable directly from the router to each device, this would require some major planning (old house).
I've read of people using a bridge, attaching a cabled router and using this as an access point. The problem here, is the devices I want to connect are in two different rooms, with thick stone walls dividing them.
Living in a rural area, having put up with 5-7mbs broadband for years, utopia for me would be to cover my property in the new 20mbs 4G broadband the Huawei delivers, providing both hard-wired and wireless connections throughout.
What's the best way to approach this, please?