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My Linksys WRT54G wireless router works great around
the house. However, on our new deck, the signal strength
hovers between 46-56%, causing slower downloads.
Moving my notebook 6 feet closer to the house jumps the
signal strength up to 70%+. I bought an antenna extender
(11") for the router, and that improved signal strength just
a small amount. The router is in the downstairs office
(split-level house) where the cable comes in. It's also
wired 3 others systems downstairs, so it's not practical
to move it. Is it feasible to purchase another wireless
router and put on the main floor of the house (closer to
the deck) and connect it to the existing router with an
ethernet cable? Can routers be daisy-chained together?
Thanks!
Scott
My Linksys WRT54G wireless router works great around
the house. However, on our new deck, the signal strength
hovers between 46-56%, causing slower downloads.
Moving my notebook 6 feet closer to the house jumps the
signal strength up to 70%+. I bought an antenna extender
(11") for the router, and that improved signal strength just
a small amount. The router is in the downstairs office
(split-level house) where the cable comes in. It's also
wired 3 others systems downstairs, so it's not practical
to move it. Is it feasible to purchase another wireless
router and put on the main floor of the house (closer to
the deck) and connect it to the existing router with an
ethernet cable? Can routers be daisy-chained together?
Thanks!
Scott