Hey guys,
Would love some help with this if you can. I need to expand my wireless signal in some way. Below is the situation:
1st floor:
My router (LINKSYS WRT54GL) is in the living room. I have the latest DD-WRT firmware for my router on it. The router is place below the TV in a cabinet. Though for some reason the first floor has full bars wherever i go even with the cabinet closed.
I have the following connected on it with ethernet cables:
2nd Floor:
Here is basically where my problem is. I dont have any wireless coverage here, sometimes one bar but keeps dropping. This is where i would like to expand my wireless coverage. How do i go about doing that? I have
3rd Floor (Attic):
Here i have my desktop PC. What i did when the house was building, i asked the electrician to have 2 Ethernet cables passing through the pipes and ending up in the living room so i can connect them directly to the router.
I have no idea what i have to do, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Would love some help with this if you can. I need to expand my wireless signal in some way. Below is the situation:
1st floor:
My router (LINKSYS WRT54GL) is in the living room. I have the latest DD-WRT firmware for my router on it. The router is place below the TV in a cabinet. Though for some reason the first floor has full bars wherever i go even with the cabinet closed.
I have the following connected on it with ethernet cables:
- ISP MODEM
- DREAMBOX
- ASROCK ION 330HT-BD
- SAMSUNG C7000 3D LED TV
- MY PC
2nd Floor:
Here is basically where my problem is. I dont have any wireless coverage here, sometimes one bar but keeps dropping. This is where i would like to expand my wireless coverage. How do i go about doing that? I have
3rd Floor (Attic):
Here i have my desktop PC. What i did when the house was building, i asked the electrician to have 2 Ethernet cables passing through the pipes and ending up in the living room so i can connect them directly to the router.
I have no idea what i have to do, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.