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Got a home network.
4 Port Router
1 PC (Mine on the 2nd Floor)
2 PC's on the 1st floor + router.
The router is 20m or so from my room.Got a cable at the moment but i want 2 net connections.
Do i
a) buy another huge cable and use the last port?
b) can i buy one from wall plugs(Rj45 ethernet wall socket for 2 ports), But would i need 2 lines or wire going to that or could i share one somehow?
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PC1+2 are 1st floor.
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[Edited by super_si - 6/17/2003 12:59:11 PM]
Got a home network.
4 Port Router
1 PC (Mine on the 2nd Floor)
2 PC's on the 1st floor + router.
The router is 20m or so from my room.Got a cable at the moment but i want 2 net connections.
Do i
a) buy another huge cable and use the last port?
b) can i buy one from wall plugs(Rj45 ethernet wall socket for 2 ports), But would i need 2 lines or wire going to that or could i share one somehow?
Here diagram
PC1+2 are 1st floor.
Si
Dotted proposed idea
[Edited by super_si - 6/17/2003 12:59:11 PM]
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yeah but then no scope for upgrade.
2 * PS2's in the house + i want an Xbox.
Got a possible 6-7 devices :!
Think thats what im going to do anyway Jye just run another cable.
2 * PS2's in the house + i want an Xbox.
Got a possible 6-7 devices :!
Think thats what im going to do anyway Jye just run another cable.
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Cheers ian think im gonna put 8 port switch in my room. That way i can drop cables down to my brothers room and enough scope to upgrade
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What else would i need?
Also would it work from down stairs? + compatable with PS2?
Also would it work from down stairs? + compatable with PS2?
As for working downstairs, what's your house made of? Works fine upstairs/downstairs in our circa-1985 plasterboard house, but siting of the AP/router and antenna positioning is crucial.
Should be compatible with PS2 via an Ethernet->wireless bridge (but they're ludicrously expensive for what they do -- cost almost as much as an AP!)
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