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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can add a switch or a 4-port router to the master bedroom, that is, plug the main line into the 4-port router or switch, and then lead out three wires. One for the master bedroom, one for the living room, and one for the second bedroom.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Peel the network cable from the middle (Lan, Lanbai, Zong, Zongbai) of the four lines, make a new network cable head wiring sequence 1 Lanbai, 2 Lan, 3 case white, 6 cases, in the signal box will be the bedroom line and the living room TV line docking, Lan Bai to orange white, Lan to orange, Zong Bai to green white, Zong Bai to green, living room TV this normal connection, 1 orange white, 2 orange, 3 green white, 4 Lan, 5 Lan Bai, 6 green, 7 white, 8 case,
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Get a wireless router or a crystal head.
Very simple!
You put both the cat and the router in the second bedroom! >>>More
There is a main router outside, and the network cable is connected to each room. Separate router is placed in each room, and wds bridge or AP mode is set. Or power cats. In short, no matter what you do inside, there must be a main route outside.
There are eight lines in a network cable, but in fact only four are used in the network, and it is okay to take the other four to another set of network signals, but you have to make sure that the electrician is not connected to you like this, even then you still need a router to make the two network cables share the Internet, or you can do two network cables. I don't know what I'm saying, you understand no.
You count, the original thing used is 1236, that is, white orange, orange, white green, blue. >>>More
If you use a wireless router.
A USB wireless receiver can be used to receive wireless signals. >>>More