Internet access point?

[ckeight]

Anyone know if I can get internet through this to a console via an Ethernet cable?

https://twitter.com/fusionsxi/status/1094239409740939266?s=21

 

[bill001g]

A AP acts as a SERVER it provides wifi to end devices. You want the reverse. This device is called a client-bridge. It is basically a wifi card that you connect via ethernet rather than USB. These devices are kinda rare. What tends to be simpler to get a wifi repeater. You do not actually want to use the repeater function but almost all have the ability to run as a simple client-bridge.

 

[kanewolf]

Anyone know if I can get internet through this to a console via an Ethernet cable?

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[Phillip Corcoran]

Anyone know if I can get internet through this to a console via an Ethernet cable?

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It's those often troublesome image tags again, have removed the tags in the OP as I've had to do countless times before, so at least the URL is visible now, and repeated below:

https://twitter.com/fusionsxi/status/1094239409740939266?s=21

 

[bill001g]

The image changes the answer a lot.

That is standard telephone jack used in the UK. It does not use ethernet cables. You might be able to get internet via that port but it would have to be activated by the telephone company and you would need a dsl modem.