how to get lan from Wirless connection
i can get a wireless signal in the roof of my building . by my house in the first floor so i want a technology to get the signal from the wireless in the roof and convert it to cable and make the cable from the roof down to my house .. how can i achieve that?
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jscornerstone
can you post a photo of what your trying to do? im having a hard time picturing this.
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is still relevant... I would add WRT160NL to the list of DD-WRT compatible routers to seek (it's one of the few 802.11n routers that take an external antenna - it has RP-SMA connectors, by the way), and the Linksys-specific POE adapter is about half the price now as it was then (e.g. http://amazon.com/dp/B00077IPC6 ), but otherwise the solution is still totally valid.
is still relevant... I would add WRT160NL to the list of DD-WRT compatible routers to seek (it's one of the few 802.11n routers that take an external antenna - it has RP-SMA connectors, by the way), and the Linksys-specific POE adapter is about half the price now as it was then (e.g. http://amazon.com/dp/B00077IPC6 ), but otherwise the solution is still totally valid.