- Mar 21, 2020
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I have in my room a modem (connected to the wall plug) which is also a router and from it I have a wifi, I configured in another room a TP LINK router to connect to this wifi and made it as a repeater but since it's another floor the speed is poor and I need another solution. (connect a long cable from my room to the other floor isn't an option for me :/ )
I was thinking if it's possible to connect another modem in the other floor (connect it also to a wall plug) but whenever I do that the modem in my room disconnects. I know it might be vary between countries and ISP companies but someone told me if i configure the second modem correct it will be possible.
the ISP solution was to buy another ISP telephone account, of course their solution will be $$$$ but i thought maybe someone here has a solution for me.
so to make things short, is it possible to connect 2 modems to 2 different wall plug on the same ISP?
or if someone has another solution for me i'll be glad ( long cable isn't possible and adding a router as a repeater makes the speed slow (but maybe there's a solution to make it better??))
I was thinking if it's possible to connect another modem in the other floor (connect it also to a wall plug) but whenever I do that the modem in my room disconnects. I know it might be vary between countries and ISP companies but someone told me if i configure the second modem correct it will be possible.
the ISP solution was to buy another ISP telephone account, of course their solution will be $$$$ but i thought maybe someone here has a solution for me.
so to make things short, is it possible to connect 2 modems to 2 different wall plug on the same ISP?
or if someone has another solution for me i'll be glad ( long cable isn't possible and adding a router as a repeater makes the speed slow (but maybe there's a solution to make it better??))
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