- Apr 6, 2014
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We travel quite a bit in our RV at some parks that offer wifi we have a problem picking up a signal suggestions please
Suggestions on wifi
- Thread starter riseandshine
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Most parks use home grade off the shelf at walmart equpiment, some take the time to mount a higher gain antenna and a select few actually use commercial grade equipment.
For best resulsts you will need:
1 parabolic antenna and pole mount
1 antenna cable
2 routers (one must have external antenna connections)
1 ethernet cable.
You will mount the antenna and point it at the office or whatever point is offering internet.
You will have one router set to be a "bridge" and you will have to configure the wifi ssid and password of the park you are in (and adjust it everytime you move to another park). You will then run an ethernet cable from the LAN of the first router into the WAN of the second router. This can be configured as a normal router with whatever id/password you choose.
While you can use 1 router to accomplish this, using 1 router splits your internet speed in half because it has to spend half of its time talking from your router to the office's router. Using only 1 router does not provide you any security agianst anyone in the park being able to access your computer.
For best resulsts you will need:
1 parabolic antenna and pole mount
1 antenna cable
2 routers (one must have external antenna connections)
1 ethernet cable.
You will mount the antenna and point it at the office or whatever point is offering internet.
You will have one router set to be a "bridge" and you will have to configure the wifi ssid and password of the park you are in (and adjust it everytime you move to another park). You will then run an ethernet cable from the LAN of the first router into the WAN of the second router. This can be configured as a normal router with whatever id/password you choose.
While you can use 1 router to accomplish this, using 1 router splits your internet speed in half because it has to spend half of its time talking from your router to the office's router. Using only 1 router does not provide you any security agianst anyone in the park being able to access your computer.
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