Re: [Hampshire] Wireless range

2008/11/11 Richard Danter <radanter@???>:
> Problem is really since I got my new Netgear router. The old one was
> much less powerful but I was able to screw it to the wall just above
> the door to my office and though the signal was not great it was
> reasonably stable in the dining room. The new router has to sit on a
> shelf since it does not have any screw holes. I am thinking that maybe
> I could put a shelf above the door, and maybe that is a good way to
> go, but I wonder what else I can do.
>

Do you still have the old one?

Put the old one on the cable modem, serving the machines local to it,
and run just one long cable to the remote location (or middle of the
house) to run the new access point?

Alternatively get a pair of Ethernet-over-Power adapters and put the
new access point right next to where you need it (or use EoP instead
of WiFi) :)

Cheers,
Al.