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Post #83173534 added 03-27-2016 2:23 PM by fyu in Tech Support
I suggest two wireless access points with directional antennas. Something like this: https://www.ubnt.com/airmax/nanostationm/ though I also suggest upgrading your router. Nothing too fancy....
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Post #83118074 added 03-25-2016 2:46 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Try the new router in different locations, preferably on an upper floor in a room closer to the MIL suite (but also try the current location). It doesn't need to be connected to anything to test...
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Post #83117174 added 03-25-2016 2:11 PM by LiquidRetro in Tech Support
I just finished adding gigabit Ethernet to a detached structure behind my house. I'm sure other options are better, but I bought 125 ft of direct bury cat6 cable off eBay for ~$40 and ran the cable...
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Post #83115346 added 03-25-2016 1:13 PM by dale_101798 in Tech Support
I just finished adding gigabit Ethernet to a detached structure behind my house. I'm sure other options are better, but I bought 125 ft of direct bury cat6 cable off eBay for ~$40 and ran the cable...
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Post #83111838 added 03-25-2016 11:30 AM by WaarrEagle in Tech Support
I just finished adding gigabit Ethernet to a detached structure behind my house. I'm sure other options are better, but I bought 125 ft of direct bury cat6 cable off eBay for ~$40 and ran the cable...
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Post #83111790 added 03-25-2016 11:29 AM by fronty in Tech Support
It will be mainly for just internet browsing for guests. Thanks for all the suggestions. I appreciate it. I'll go the wireless route first and see how that goes.
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Post #83103846 added 03-25-2016 8:23 AM by komondor in Tech Support
Does the MIL have Cable TV there you could do MOCA? you can probably find some for less as you probably don't have really HS internet with DSL ...
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Post #83103102 added 03-25-2016 8:01 AM by jkee in Tech Support
HomePlug is hit and miss and I don't love that it works by injecting noise in your AC lines. However it doesn't hurt to try it but I'd try to improve wifi without it first. The AV2 adapters with a...
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Post #83102310 added 03-25-2016 7:38 AM by bcotran in Tech Support
I also recommend the ubiquiti gear for this. Maybe an outdoor access point if its close enough, or point-to-point setup. That would be the most stable solution.
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Post #83100278 added 03-25-2016 6:30 AM by LiquidRetro in Tech Support
Homeplugs generally don't work past a second panel. I would assume the second building has it's own sub panel. I know OP said wireless but you will likely have more trouble and speed/reliability...
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Post #83099962 added 03-25-2016 6:19 AM by stufine in Tech Support
I installed a tp-link high power outdoor access point to eliminate problems to my neighbors across the street. it was about $60
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Post #83094618 added 03-24-2016 10:47 PM by Tensoneu in Tech Support
Totally forgot about the Home Plugs, these are YMMV. These are very nice options if you can get data through the power line. Recently I haven't had luck when plugging it into a garage and the other...
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Post #83094498 added 03-24-2016 10:39 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Here's a list of some better routers: http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/tools/rankers/router/view and here are some home plug adapters:...
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Post #83094366 added 03-24-2016 10:30 PM by Tensoneu in Tech Support
Without changing the existing configuration of your current router, you can get a new router and just configure it to use as an access point. The easiest way is configure the wireless signals then...
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Post #83094282 added 03-24-2016 10:26 PM by jkee in Tech Support
The wifi in most DSL gateways isn't that great. Ethernet really shouldn't be run between buildings. Yes you can connect a new better router to your existing gateway. There are a few different...
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Post #83092174 added 03-24-2016 8:48 PM by fronty in Tech Support
I want to have internet access to an in-law suite. My current internet access is through DSL. I have a Netgear modem/router currently (B90-755025-15). The wifi signal is very poor in the house, so it...

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