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Anonymous users2024-01-24Moving the network cable box to the back to hide the corpse inside will have a certain impact on the signal, if your set-top box signal function is strong, the impact will be a little less, and it can still be used normally.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, you're wired and not wireless.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There should be an impact on wireless WIFI, but no impact on wired networks. If the shielding of the storage room is strong, the wireless WIFI signal will be attenuated.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If you just move the position, it should have no effect on the signal, but if the distance is too far, it will have an effect, so you can observe it yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20There is a little impact, but it is not a big impact, it's fine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19If it's just the position of the cable box moving, then it doesn't have much impact.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18A wall has no effect on the signal.
Generally speaking, the network cable at home is in the information box at one end and the other end in each room. If there is no crystal head at both ends, it can be crimped directly according to the 568B standard. If one end is already crimped, the other end can be crimped in this order.
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The sectional sofa blocks the lower part.
The empty cover plate on the top was removed, and a movable guide rail was installed on the top and bottom, and the cover plate was made with a decorative painting. If you need to use it when it is empty, just move it away. >>>More
The optical fiber is connected to the modem, the optical modem is connected to the router, and the router is dialed up to access the Internet, and the router branch line connects the living room and bedroom.
Plug the network cable of the broadband cat box into the router and try to connect it to the network box on the wall.