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    Difference between these two?

    Is anyone able to help me out here? Really would be great to get some of these ordered. Thanks
  2. rctneil

    Difference between these two?

    Hey, Please can someone let me know what the difference would be between these two modules. Which would you go for and are there any downsides to getting the cheaper ones? https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01BU4HI3G/?tag=smallncom-21 OR...
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    Relocate router

    So, looking around it looks like if I want the router upstairs, I need to use the following two items: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01N6WN3YZ/?tag=smallncom-21 https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01MRT9DBR/?tag=smallncom-21 The first will go from the master socket to the new rj45 wall...
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    Relocate router

    But the master socket only has an RJ11 socket on it. Were you meaning to leave the router where it is and then have a secondary access point upstairs? Would that be a better solution over moving my existing router upstairs? I was trying to get away from having the device downstairs. Would...
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    Relocate router

    The master socket is not ethernet it's just a standard telephone outlet with a filter connected. This is where i was getting stuck with figuring out a solution.
  6. rctneil

    Relocate router

    Hey, I'm having my home electrics redone this week and as a part of this, i'm having cat6 put around the house. My router is currently on the table in the hallway by the frontdoor as this is where my BT Master Socket is. Ideally I would like to relocate the router to be in a cupboard upstairs...
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