Recent content by Sneaky666

In terms of the 4 questions above initial post, do you know the answer to those as well?

"There is no reason to spend extra money for a fancy/expensive mesh system when you are just going to use them as AP. " I would be connecting phones and laptops wirelessly to them. And TV's and desktops wired to them. My home has terrible walling and flooring+ceiling, they really limit the wifi...

I have a bell home hub 2000, and I want to connect wifi pods to it. I wanted to know what is the best way to set it up. The pods I'm looking at now is this one https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09VVV18D9/ref=emc_b_5_t Some questions I have is? Is tri band better than dual band if only phones and...

Ok I see that converting this to ethernet is a terrible Idea and I wont, but out of curiosity, does anyone know what the exact name for this type of cable is?

Thanks. I will add more details. Do you happen to know the exact name for this cable? Like is it a cat or something?

Hi I'm trying to convert my phone line into ethernet cables, but I'm trying to figure out how to do it. I read that you need cat 5+ cables to use for decent speeds. But when I look in the closet box, I see a strange cable that has 6 wires inside. orange with white stripes white with orange...

@ex_bubblehead Thanks, I did read that but the problem is all these tutorials always assume that the internet comes from the source coaxial cable (ISP) where the splitter is then used. But in my case its bell internet where the internet comes from the phone line. So it feels like the IN port of...

@ex_bubblehead I'm a bit confused now, so then in that case, for the image above with the 3 lines connecting, how could I plug them together on a splitter?

Okay, so lets say I have this kind of setup. Where the question mark is, is probably the fuse box closet area. My question is how would I stick these together? If its a splitter, what exactly goes in the "in" port? Or do you mean any of the 3 can be in the "in" and the others can go in the...

Ah ok thanks. But do you know about the bell internet connection, if it would work with connecting moca adapters? Since BELL is not sending any signal through the coax for internet, do I need to rearrange the way the splitter or cables are in the downstairs fuse box area? Would it help to...

So my internet is a very standard bell internet. I don't know exactly how they set up the internet, but there is a Bell Hub 2000 upstairs which connects on phone lines labelled DSL. I added 2 pics above. My guess is its a DSL connection, as I don't really see a dedicated modem, and none of the...

I have a new house and I want to set up a MoCa adapter for fast internet but need some guidance. Some facts about the house that I noticed. 1. There are 4 coaxial ports around the house. 1 in basement, 1 in family room, 2 upstairs. 2. In the basement fuse box area, there is a coaxial cable...