[SOLVED] Wi-fi inside house?

[lewisbeard6587]

I live in a bit if a strange house where we have a small bungalow attached to the main house. However, as you can all guess the Wi-Fi doesn't reach out there, but I do have a Ethernet cable that runs in there to a switch which then goes to my pc and ps4. Is there anything I can plug in to the switch to then get a Wi-Fi signal out there.

I have seen those power adapter things, but am not sure if they will work if the little bungalow is on a different circlet.

 

[Newtonius]

There are devices called an AP (access point). Essentially it's like an extension of the router. Simply get an AP, plug it into the switch (hopefully it has PoE capabilities) and set up the AP so that it emits the same wifi SSID.
Something like this:
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/netgea...s-point/5788604.p?skuId=5788604&ref=212&loc=1

 

[kanewolf]

I live in a bit if a strange house where we have a small bungalow attached to the main house. However, as you can all guess the Wi-Fi doesn't reach out there, but I do have a Ethernet cable that runs in there to a switch which then goes to my pc and ps4. Is there anything I can plug in to the switch to then get a Wi-Fi signal out there.

I have seen those power adapter things, but am not sure if they will work if the little bungalow is on a different circlet.

You can also use an old WIFI router as an access point -- https://forums.tomshardware.com/thr...-router-to-a-wireless-ap-access-point.966884/