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Message   Kurt Weiske    August Abolins   trying to bridge/link two routers wi   May 1, 2024
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  Re: trying to bridge/link two routers wi
  By: August Abolins to Digimaus on Wed May 01 2024 09:43 pm

 > Anyway.. I decided to feed ethernet after all.  The result ain't 100%
 > pretty, but about 80% looks fine after my hack install.  There is a small
 > section that needs to cross about 4 ft of carpet. I can probably cover that
 > with a proper cable cover.  Then there is about another 8 ft that can sit
 > loose under a counter to the switch that feeds the rest of my wired network.


You won't regret it. I tried extenders and 2 different generations of powerline
adapters and ran into niggling issues each time. I had 2 Cat6 runs put in
between floors (and I'm glad I had them done professionally!) and have an AP on
one floor that also serves as a switch for my homelab, and another router on the
other end that's an internet gateway. It's trouble-free.
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