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"I am meant to be studying procrastination today......... " I have a feeling you'll excel in this aim | |||
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"Did you get dressed before you locked the shed though, that's what has been bugging me all night " Yes. I couldn't be arsed to get the torch out of my car though so I went to the end of the garden and locked the shed in the pitch dark. And walked into the fence. | |||
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"...Take my home network apart and completely reconfigure it with all new hardware, also trying to get wifi to reach down the garden and to the garage... I shall be on tenterhooks, waiting to hear of your success with this, then hoping you'll teach me what I need to know to make use of an old router to extend a wireless network securely " Configure it as an access point. Plenty of articles on the web with instructions. A search for how to configure a router as an access point should yield plenty of results. Use the same security as on the main router, (as long as it's a decent standard itself, obviously). | |||
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"...Take my home network apart and completely reconfigure it with all new hardware, also trying to get wifi to reach down the garden and to the garage... I shall be on tenterhooks, waiting to hear of your success with this, then hoping you'll teach me what I need to know to make use of an old router to extend a wireless network securely Configure it as an access point. Plenty of articles on the web with instructions. A search for how to configure a router as an access point should yield plenty of results. Use the same security as on the main router, (as long as it's a decent standard itself, obviously)." Merci! | |||
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"...Take my home network apart and completely reconfigure it with all new hardware, also trying to get wifi to reach down the garden and to the garage... I shall be on tenterhooks, waiting to hear of your success with this, then hoping you'll teach me what I need to know to make use of an old router to extend a wireless network securely " I will be successful, ultimately. The question is how long it will take, how much faffing about and swearing will be involved and will I end up returning the hardware I have and buying different stuff before I succeed. I'm trying to set up a wireless distribution system (WDS), which I've not done before so it could get interesting. The kit is all *technically* WDS compliant but whether it will do what I want it to remains to be seen. | |||
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"...Take my home network apart and completely reconfigure it with all new hardware, also trying to get wifi to reach down the garden and to the garage... I shall be on tenterhooks, waiting to hear of your success with this, then hoping you'll teach me what I need to know to make use of an old router to extend a wireless network securely I will be successful, ultimately. The question is how long it will take, how much faffing about and swearing will be involved and will I end up returning the hardware I have and buying different stuff before I succeed. I'm trying to set up a wireless distribution system (WDS), which I've not done before so it could get interesting. The kit is all *technically* WDS compliant but whether it will do what I want it to remains to be seen." I'll be interested to hear that it's up and running and fast as get out...you're confident about doing it all wirelessly? I'm already looking for discreet places to make holes in walls for running cable, just assuming having it 'wired' will work more reliably? | |||
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"...Take my home network apart and completely reconfigure it with all new hardware, also trying to get wifi to reach down the garden and to the garage... I shall be on tenterhooks, waiting to hear of your success with this, then hoping you'll teach me what I need to know to make use of an old router to extend a wireless network securely I will be successful, ultimately. The question is how long it will take, how much faffing about and swearing will be involved and will I end up returning the hardware I have and buying different stuff before I succeed. I'm trying to set up a wireless distribution system (WDS), which I've not done before so it could get interesting. The kit is all *technically* WDS compliant but whether it will do what I want it to remains to be seen. I'll be interested to hear that it's up and running and fast as get out...you're confident about doing it all wirelessly? I'm already looking for discreet places to make holes in walls for running cable, just assuming having it 'wired' will work more reliably?" I don't have a choice. Running cables where they would need to go just isn't practical. I could try Powerline networking but my gut feeling is that it won't give me the result I want. I also can't extend into the garden that way. My plan will work in theory. It remains to be seen how the reality pans out. | |||
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"...Take my home network apart and completely reconfigure it with all new hardware, also trying to get wifi to reach down the garden and to the garage... I shall be on tenterhooks, waiting to hear of your success with this, then hoping you'll teach me what I need to know to make use of an old router to extend a wireless network securely I will be successful, ultimately. The question is how long it will take, how much faffing about and swearing will be involved and will I end up returning the hardware I have and buying different stuff before I succeed. I'm trying to set up a wireless distribution system (WDS), which I've not done before so it could get interesting. The kit is all *technically* WDS compliant but whether it will do what I want it to remains to be seen. I'll be interested to hear that it's up and running and fast as get out...you're confident about doing it all wirelessly? I'm already looking for discreet places to make holes in walls for running cable, just assuming having it 'wired' will work more reliably?" Connecting the access point to the router with cable is recommended, yes. | |||
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"Did you get dressed before you locked the shed though, that's what has been bugging me all night Yes. I couldn't be arsed to get the torch out of my car though so I went to the end of the garden and locked the shed in the pitch dark. And walked into the fence. " You must have a fence.... My last Border Collie used to dig under mine | |||
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"I'll be interested to hear that it's up and running and fast as get out...you're confident about doing it all wirelessly? I'm already looking for discreet places to make holes in walls for running cable, just assuming having it 'wired' will work more reliably? I don't have a choice. Running cables where they would need to go just isn't practical. I could try Powerline networking but my gut feeling is that it won't give me the result I want. I also can't extend into the garden that way. My plan will work in theory. It remains to be seen how the reality pans out." I'll have my fingers crossed, good luck! | |||
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"Did you get dressed before you locked the shed though, that's what has been bugging me all night Yes. I couldn't be arsed to get the torch out of my car though so I went to the end of the garden and locked the shed in the pitch dark. And walked into the fence. You must have a fence.... My last Border Collie used to dig under mine " Everything was in the pitch dark! There's no lighting around my garden at all so the far end, at night is totally, no visibility, pitch black, black. | |||
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"1 word. Bed " I'd love to join you but sadly there is a pile of paperwork waiting for my attention at work xx | |||
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"I'll be interested to hear that it's up and running and fast as get out...you're confident about doing it all wirelessly? I'm already looking for discreet places to make holes in walls for running cable, just assuming having it 'wired' will work more reliably? I don't have a choice. Running cables where they would need to go just isn't practical. I could try Powerline networking but my gut feeling is that it won't give me the result I want. I also can't extend into the garden that way. My plan will work in theory. It remains to be seen how the reality pans out. I'll have my fingers crossed, good luck!" Thanks. I'm seriously considering choosing two other options from the list and putting off the networking. There's a hell of a lot of reconfiguration going to be needed. I'll be fine once I start but the thought of starting is putting me right off! | |||
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"Did you get dressed before you locked the shed though, that's what has been bugging me all night Yes. I couldn't be arsed to get the torch out of my car though so I went to the end of the garden and locked the shed in the pitch dark. And walked into the fence. You must have a fence.... My last Border Collie used to dig under mine Everything was in the pitch dark! There's no lighting around my garden at all so the far end, at night is totally, no visibility, pitch black, black." You could always eat more carrots, or I have a torch that is in desperate need of some new batteries if you are interested | |||
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