unclebobuk
New Around Here
Hi,
I'm looking to provide better coverage in my back yard as the wireless signal seems to peter out a few metres outside the back door. My current setup is an Asus-N66U router in the upstairs front bedroom. This gives good coverage upstairs and in most of the downstairs interior. I also have a pair ZXyel PLA 5205 HomePlugs one end of which is plugged into the Asus and the other into an unmanaged gigabit switch to allow me to stream media from devices in the same location as the asus (such as my synology) to my TV, media player and Sonos. I was considering the purchase of the new Asus RT-68 and then using the N66 as a wireless extender but this seems like a costly route given i probably don't have that many devices that could use ''ac'' technology.
So I am looking for something which may work well for me speed wise and allow me to extend my network downstairs and outside either by an additional wireless device in extender mode or by plugging something in via the ZXyel.
Any advice on what to buy appreciated.
thanks.
Bob.
I'm looking to provide better coverage in my back yard as the wireless signal seems to peter out a few metres outside the back door. My current setup is an Asus-N66U router in the upstairs front bedroom. This gives good coverage upstairs and in most of the downstairs interior. I also have a pair ZXyel PLA 5205 HomePlugs one end of which is plugged into the Asus and the other into an unmanaged gigabit switch to allow me to stream media from devices in the same location as the asus (such as my synology) to my TV, media player and Sonos. I was considering the purchase of the new Asus RT-68 and then using the N66 as a wireless extender but this seems like a costly route given i probably don't have that many devices that could use ''ac'' technology.
So I am looking for something which may work well for me speed wise and allow me to extend my network downstairs and outside either by an additional wireless device in extender mode or by plugging something in via the ZXyel.
Any advice on what to buy appreciated.
thanks.
Bob.