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Anonymous users2024-01-24Difference between WLAN and WIFI:
In fact, WIFI is a trademark of WLANA (Wireless LAN Alliance), which only guarantees that the goods using the trademark can cooperate with each other, and has nothing to do with the standard itself, but because WIFI mainly uses protocols, people are gradually accustomed to using WIFI to refer to the protocol. In terms of inclusion relationship, WIFI is a standard of WLAN, and WIFI is included in WLAN, which is a new technology using WLAN protocol.
The WiFi coverage range can reach about 300 feet (about 90 meters), and the maximum WLAN (plus antenna) can be up to 5KM.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Computer-side bridges? What does it mean exactly, and is it implemented through software? Or a switch, or is it itself in a local area network. Generally speaking, routers can also implement bridging or WPS, and generally speaking, it is generally possible.
Low signal: 1Maybe the location of your desktop is not very good, and the desktop needs to pass through the wall to receive the wireless signal, especially the concrete (load-bearing wall), and the signal attenuation is very serious; >>>More
TP-LINK TL-WDR6500
This router is around 260 yuan, >>>More
There is a very quick detection method is not to connect the router in the room directly to the router in the living room to see if there is still this situation, if not, then it means that it is a problem with the guest room router, if there is still a problem, then consider whether there is a problem with the setting and the outside line coming in.
Are you sure that cable in the living room can be connected to the Internet without a router? Let's talk to you so, there is only one network cable, either through the study, or through the living room, or through other rooms, and not at the same time all the network cable sockets in all rooms have signals, and we repair the room cables like this, I don't know what happened to you over there I first connected the Internet in the living room, and then changed to my bedroom, I had to open the box of the house cable, and plug the network cable into my bedroom, and vice versa Unless it was done during the renovation, a network cable was pulled in, and then the router was installed, and then it was divided into various rooms. Then you're now dual-routed....Hope it helps.
If the home area is large, buy another wireless router, and the second wireless router can be set up according to the wireless bridging method to achieve full WIFI coverage. >>>More