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Anonymous users2024-01-23The location of the living room network cable interface should be left according to the actual layout of the house network cable. Generally, there are many home network cable hub boxes near the entrance door, and the living room network cable is pulled from the location of the hub box. The location of the living room is mainly to put the TV, and the general family living room is located in the middle, and the router is also placed here with better wireless signal coverage.
From these two points, the living room location needs two network cable interfaces.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22One can do, and in the future, if you need more, you can add switches.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Generally, it is enough to keep 2, one on the TV wall and one on the wall against the sofa, depending on your needs.
The router needs to be set up!
Also, the router should be more than that. >>>More
I also want to know, I used to pretend to be iQiyi, Youku, but now the state regulations don't show it.
(1) Master bedroom > second bedroom.
Switches: 1 (master bedroom ceiling light) 2 (pillow side light). >>>More
Tie the thread up, buy some fake vines, and wrap the leaves and flowers around it.
No, you can't
Either use a wireless router, but the signal may not be good in the bedroom; Either just connect the network cable and come out, it may be ugly. >>>More