now does anybody want to give me 90 quid for a very long cable?
Sure, we shall have an OCUK forum whip around and see can we get you that money. No problem at all!!
now does anybody want to give me 90 quid for a very long cable?
Received my honor 3 today, set it up next to my PC in bridge mode, isolated the 5G wifi, connected the quest2 only - Flawless Wireless Alyx yay!
would like to thank all those who contributed to this thread, it was a great help.
now does anybody want to give me 90 quid for a very long cable?
Is compression on Alyx noticeable? Also what's the quest called vis wifi - couldnt find it when I was trying to isolate the 5ghz.
What do you mean what is the Quest called? And it's easy to isolate the 5Ghz, boot everything off the 5ghz network, change the password and reconnect the quest to the 5Ghz SSID with the new password.
Another way to do it is to turn on MAC filtering in your router for the 5Ghz network and put the MAC address of the Quest 2 into the allowed list. You can find the MAC address for the Quest 2 in the Oculus APP on the PC.
Hi All
Hope this isn't a stupid question but I'm not great with networking.
Looking to buy a Quest 2, I was going to just get a cable but have been looking through this thread so see if I could go down the virtual desktop route.
I currently connect my PC to my router with powerline adapters, if I was to run the cable that normally runs from the powerline adapter to my PC into an Honor 3, and then a cable from the Honor 3 into my PC would that work okay, or is adding a powerline adapter into the mix an issue?
I initially figured I'd be happy with a cabled connection, but for the price of the Honor 3 it seems worth going down the virtual desktop route if it will work.
So long as you get a decent speed over the powerline then it should work.
Hi All
Hope this isn't a stupid question but I'm not great with networking.
Looking to buy a Quest 2, I was going to just get a cable but have been looking through this thread so see if I could go down the virtual desktop route.
I currently connect my PC to my router with powerline adapters, if I was to run the cable that normally runs from the powerline adapter to my PC into an Honor 3, and then a cable from the Honor 3 into my PC would that work okay, or is adding a powerline adapter into the mix an issue?
I initially figured I'd be happy with a cabled connection, but for the price of the Honor 3 it seems worth going down the virtual desktop route if it will work.
ha ha thanks - i actually returned it to Amazon and got 87 quid so cant complain really!Sure, we shall have an OCUK forum whip around and see can we get you that money. No problem at all!!
sorry for late reply - no noticeable compression on ALYX at all, and what he said i set the honor up, seperated the 2.4 and 5 freqs, renamed the 2.4 the same as my current wifi router - now acts as an access point to all the devices this side of the house - and then only allowed the quest to connect to the 5 on the honor.
Is compression on Alyx noticeable? Also what's the quest called vis wifi - couldnt find it when I was trying to isolate the 5ghz.
What do you mean what is the Quest called? And it's easy to isolate the 5Ghz, boot everything off the 5ghz network, change the password and reconnect the quest to the 5Ghz SSID with the new password.
Another way to do it is to turn on MAC filtering in your router for the 5Ghz network and put the MAC address of the Quest 2 into the allowed list. You can find the MAC address for the Quest 2 in the Oculus APP on the PC.
my motherboard only has a 1gbps ethernet port. will this be enough? plan on getting the honor 3 router
Hi, which sky router is that and how do you connect though it/how did you set it up? Thinking of trying this before splashing out on a dedicated router...Just to back you up, I bought a Honor 3 in preparation for the Quest 2, as I didn't think the supplied Sky router would be up to the job. However, having tried both I can't tell any real world difference between them.
Cheers,
Hi, which sky router is that and how do you connect though it/how did you set it up? Thinking of trying this before splashing out on a dedicated router...
Erm, ok - not great at understanding this sort of stuff...the new router only has 1 ethernet which I put into a splitter with loads of items connected and the PC connects directly to that. I'm just a bit confused how the PC is connected to the Sky router and that knows how to send a signal to the Quest 2?Latest Sky router, I didn't do anything special to set it up, just separated the 2G and 5G, only log the Quest 2 onto the 5G and it works!
Erm, ok - not great at understanding this sort of stuff...the new router only has 1 ethernet which I put into a splitter with loads of items connected and the PC connects directly to that. I'm just a bit confused how the PC is connected to the Sky router and that knows how to send a signal to the Quest 2?
Is there a dummies guide?!