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How to Access and Setting the Wireless Bridge CPE Through Computer Access: Step 1. Use a PoE adapter to power the wireless bridge through a network cable. Pay attention to the "PoE" and "LAN" ports marked on the PoE adapter, and power is supplied by POE instead of a DC power interface. Step 2...

Yes, we help him out with the configuration settings. Anyway, you can DM me for details :)

Thank you for your input. We agree that cost is a crucial concern for network solutions. Actually, we are including more budget-friendly options too, to cater to different applications and requirements. Our aim is not to push our products on every thread but to assist when our solutions align...

For that long distance, a wireless bridge kit should be an easy solution to avoid cabling jobs! If you like, you can DM me for a price code for UeeVii device, Thanks!

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Yes, it is a challenge of installing a wireless bridge in a location without power around. However, it's worth highlighting that our wireless bridge kit offers some advantages that may still make it a viable option: Wireless bridge with AP capability: Our wireless bridge kit combines the...

FYI, I am the wireless bridge vendor. How about a dual band point-to-point wireless bridge solution to extend your WiFi coverage?

Yes, A point-to-point wireless bridge kit should be a nice solution to extend the internet connection. Find a suitable location to install the wireless bridge master unit on the main home side and another slave unit on the other home side; Make sure both units keep in direct eyesight! You can...

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By using a dual-band kit, you have the option to utilize either the 5GHz or 2.4GHz frequency bands based on the specific conditions and requirements of your setup. This allows for greater adaptability and ensures that you can establish a stable and efficient wireless connection even in...

Using a wireless bridge kit in conjunction with a mesh system can be a viable solution to extend your Wi-Fi coverage. RL uses 2.4G and 5.8G wifi, I always recommend our dual band PTP wireless bridge kit for this application!

Yeah, using a wireless bridge allows you to extend the Wi-Fi network from the township while still utilizing your existing ASUS router for local Wi-Fi connections and management.

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The decision to create a separate guest SSID for your IoT devices comes down to your personal preference and the level of security you desire. If you prioritize enhanced network segmentation and are willing to invest the time and effort into setting up and managing a separate network, it can...

You could consider the BT Whole Home WiFi or other mesh systems that support a wired backhaul connection. Another option could be to use a wireless bridge kit to extend the wired connection from your second router to a new access point at the back of the house. Our Ueevii dual-band wireless...