Hey, this doesn't relate to "apple" peripherals but I own a Mac, so yeah.
Anyway, I've got a wireless router (TRENDnet TEW-613BRP) on one end of my house, and wouldn't you figure, my reception on the other end sucks. I would like to know if there is either a way to amplify my signal, use a wireless bridge of some sort (is there something that can pick up and relay my current signal, as in not be wired directly to the router?) or is there a such thing as a wireless ethernet switch? Thanks so much!
(My whole goal is to avoid wiring the router to a central location because moving my modem isn't an option, it's one of those all-in-one Phone line/internet/Cable TV Gateways from Qwest)
-Justin
Anyway, I've got a wireless router (TRENDnet TEW-613BRP) on one end of my house, and wouldn't you figure, my reception on the other end sucks. I would like to know if there is either a way to amplify my signal, use a wireless bridge of some sort (is there something that can pick up and relay my current signal, as in not be wired directly to the router?) or is there a such thing as a wireless ethernet switch? Thanks so much!
(My whole goal is to avoid wiring the router to a central location because moving my modem isn't an option, it's one of those all-in-one Phone line/internet/Cable TV Gateways from Qwest)
-Justin