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Hello Chaps,
My Query:
I'm moving to temporary accommodation which has internet provided via a Ethernet port. I was wondering if I could possibly connect a BT home HUB 2.0 or in fact an router into the Ethernet port and somehow get wireless internet through that to connect wireless devices?
I have no idea who the IP is at this stage, or where the cable is coming from
From my research so that I figured I need to disable DCHP and something along those lines? (That's as far as I got)
I understand there are devices available in the market such as the TP Link 150Mbps Wireless N Nano Router . But I found a hub lying around at home and well, that's free!
My Query:
I'm moving to temporary accommodation which has internet provided via a Ethernet port. I was wondering if I could possibly connect a BT home HUB 2.0 or in fact an router into the Ethernet port and somehow get wireless internet through that to connect wireless devices?
I have no idea who the IP is at this stage, or where the cable is coming from
From my research so that I figured I need to disable DCHP and something along those lines? (That's as far as I got)I understand there are devices available in the market such as the TP Link 150Mbps Wireless N Nano Router . But I found a hub lying around at home and well, that's free!