need a configuration for a far wifi

[Calme_]

while i get a good connection at night i almost get non at day time even if no one is connected so i am hopping that i changed something on this page it might make the signal better the current config

my conex speed is 4mb/s 550kb/s on real world download

 

[Calme_]

https://ibb.co/i8vUh6 the link of the image

 

[kanewolf]

You have that device configured for 802.11b which is a very slow standard. Setting the "Wireless Mode" to "g" or "n" if available might improve performance.

 

[Calme_]

You have that device configured for 802.11b which is a very slow standard. Setting the "Wireless Mode" to "g" or "n" if available might improve performance.

thx a lot
but i am not searching to improve performance because i get the full 4mb/s what i want is a stronger signal
and i read on some posts that the more powerful the wireless mode the weaker the signal correct me if i am wrong pls

 

[kanewolf]

Faster WIFI modes use more complex encoding so the signal could degrade more over distance.

Are you using the H108L to bridge from a WIFI source to a wired connection? If so, a directional WIFI bridge like a Ubiquiti, Engenius or TP-Link would be a better option.

My guess is that there is just SO MANY competing WIFI signals during the day that you have problems.

 

[Calme_]

Faster WIFI modes use more complex encoding so the signal could degrade more over distance.

Are you using the H108L to bridge from a WIFI source to a wired connection? If so, a directional WIFI bridge like a Ubiquiti, Engenius or TP-Link would be a better option.

My guess is that there is just SO MANY competing WIFI signals during the day that you have problems.

i just have a wire pluged to my wifi thats all
so bro do u advice me to change it to n keep in mind my whole neighborhood are using n and g i am the only b

 

[kanewolf]

WIFI "b", "n", "g" all use the same 2.4 Ghz frequencies. Doesn't matter. The H108L is a DSL modem/router. Are you getting your internet via a DSL liine? Your "far" WIFI usually means you are trying to pickup a public WIFI signal for use at home.