[SOLVED] I need a solution for extending wireless internet.

[AlwaysReaper]

Ok lets talk abstract

PLACE A: Here's where we can find the main router so automatically here's where wi-fi is in action

Place B: Here's where i need wireless connection. There already is an ethernet cable from PLACE A modem to PLACE B PC(where im typing from) but no WI-FI.

What I need: Wi-Fi coverage in place B WITHOUT internet speed drop on my PC (Thought on disconnecting the ethernet cable from PC and connecting it to an AC with in build switch like https://www.zyxel.com/ro/ro/products_services/Wireless-N300-Access-Point-WAP3205-v3/ but 1000mbps instead of 300mbps OR a router configured as an AC https://www.tp-link.com/ro/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-c6/ if thats possible ofc.)

Problems that stop me from getting what i need: Lack of knowledge.

please answer fast i need to go to sleep but i can't because i have yet to find a solution even tho finding a solution tomorrow is just like finding it today

 

[USAFRet]

And the distance between A and B?

"What I need: Wi-Fi coverage in place B WITHOUT internet speed drop on my PC "
But, the laws of physics makes that tough.

 

[AlwaysReaper]

And the distance between A and B?

"What I need: Wi-Fi coverage in place B WITHOUT internet speed drop on my PC "
But, the laws of physics makes that tough.

30m.... 100 feet

Also let me clarify. I won't connect PC trough wi-fi, i will stil connect it through an ethernet cable from inbuilt switch from the access point ,does it drop in speed?

 

[Dillon101001]

So you want point A to connect to point B wirelessly, and point B to connect to your computer through an ethernet cord?

 

[AlwaysReaper]

So you want point A to connect to point B wirelessly, and point B to connect to your computer through an ethernet cord?

Am i that bad at explaining? Probably, Point A to B through cable. Point A and B have Wi-Fi, Point B is also connected to a PC through an ethernet cable

 

[USAFRet]

30m.... 100 feet

Also let me clarify. I won't connect PC trough wi-fi, i will stil connect it through an ethernet cable from inbuilt switch from the access point ,does it drop in speed?

To verify...
WiFi router -> 100 feet wireless ->access point ->Cat5e -> PC

Correct?

 

[USAFRet]

Am i that bad at explaining? Probably, Point A to B through cable. Point A and B have Wi-Fi, Point B is also connected to a PC through an ethernet cable

Or...

Router ->cat5e -> access point/switch -> Cat5e -> PC

Which is it?

 

[AlwaysReaper]

To verify...
WiFi router -> 100 feet ->access point ->Cat5e -> PC

Correct?

Yes, mostly, im not sure if A>B is cat5e or cat6 but im going to use cat5e for B>PC

 

[USAFRet]

Yes, mostly, im not sure if A>B is cat5e or cat6 but im going to use cat5e for B>PC

Is there a wire all the way through, or is there wireless in there?

 

[AlwaysReaper]

Is there a wire all the way through, or is there wireless in there?

All the way through.

 

[USAFRet]

All the way through.

Then "wireless" has nothing to do with this.
Given non-crappy Cat5e, and gigabit capable devices, you should get gigabit speed throughout.

 

[AlwaysReaper]

Then "wireless" has nothing to do with this.
Given non-crappy Cat5e, and gigabit capable devices, you should get gigabit speed throughout.

Alright. So what should B be? AP with inbuilt switch or router configured as AP?

 

[boju]

Access point with Lan and wireless, the one you linked will do.

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Wireless and Lan signals between devices at point B. Internet access for whatever device, Lan or Wireless via the network cable from A.

 

[Wacabletech06]

Ok lets talk abstract

PLACE A: Here's where we can find the main router so automatically here's where wi-fi is in action

Place B: Here's where i need wireless connection. There already is an ethernet cable from PLACE A modem to PLACE B PC(where im typing from) but no WI-FI.

What I need: Wi-Fi coverage in place B WITHOUT internet speed drop on my PC (Thought on disconnecting the ethernet cable from PC and connecting it to an AC with in build switch like https://www.zyxel.com/ro/ro/products_services/Wireless-N300-Access-Point-WAP3205-v3/ but 1000mbps instead of 300mbps OR a router configured as an AC https://www.tp-link.com/ro/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-c6/ if thats possible ofc.)

Problems that stop me from getting what i need: Lack of knowledge.

please answer fast i need to go to sleep but i can't because i have yet to find a solution even tho finding a solution tomorrow is just like finding it today

More info is needed, Place A and B, are they in a single story house? Commercial metal building 3 floors apart? Exactly what laws of physics are you trying to beat?

 

[USAFRet]

Alright. So what should B be? AP with inbuilt switch or router configured as AP?

A low cost unmanaged switch.
Not a router.

 

[SamirD]

So what I gather is that A has the router and therefore the wifi. There's a cable from A to B where a PC is currently connected to B getting full speeds, correct?

And that you want to make it so B also has wifi, but without losing speed on the PC, correct?

Then your solution is dead simple--get a router at B, configure it as an access point, plug the cable into the switch on the router at B and plug in the PC at B in the the router at B and all should work well.