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Anonymous users2024-01-24First of all, you have to clarify the concept of switch and wireless routing, which are two completely different things. The switch is equivalent to the diversion of water pipes, which is originally a thick water pipe, and then several thin water pipes can be diverted. So if you want each port to have a network, you can put a switch in the data box, and then plug the network cable pulled in from the outside into the switch, so that each network port has a network.
Wireless router also needs to be connected to a network cable, you can connect a cable from any network port to the wireless router, and then set it up to use wireless.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Some routes have wireless functions, and there are usually 6 to 8 Lan ports, which is enough. D-link, Tp-link low-end is not expensive.
At the door, you install the router, the network cable is done with a crystal head, the network cable pulled in from the outside is plugged into the Wan port, the network cable between the parties, the lan port, and then the route is set up.
Internet account password, wireless settings, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22A router is wireless WiFi
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It's basically fast food.
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Yes. Usually if the volume of the object cannot be flushed away at the S pipe and is stuck there, then if another user flushes the water through the main pipe and will pour your object back into your toilet due to the pressure of the air.
This should be left to the second landlord, who is responsible for the equipment and other aspects of the house according to the principle of relativity of contract.