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People asking for wireless access points

6 in the last 7 days. Each post links to the original, where you can answer it.

Redditr/HomeNetworking4 h ago

Running cable to shop

Alright so gonna ask this, ive got a house (old farm house) and then my shop (shipping container), corner to corner of the house to the container less then probably 60 feet, I can't do that air transfer stuff as snow storms and wheater conditions aren't exactly nice where I live…

Wants: Cheap way to get light-browsing network to a shop ~60 ft away; considering direct burial cable or outdoor wifi booster
Redditr/HomeNetworking11 h ago

Switch in between ONT and main router? Only one Ethernet cable and cant pull second one.

I want to add more local devices to my attic but I have no way to easily add more Ethernet wires. Beyond what is connected to my existing internet access. Current (wired) setup goes like this: [Attic] Fiber incoming -> -> ONT -> [Room] -> Main router -> -> Main PC computer In fu…

Wants: Network gear to extend one Ethernet run: switch/AP setup between ONT and router, wired PC, later a NAS and 2nd AP
Redditr/HomeNetworking1 d ago

Using Old TV Coax Port to Cover WiFi Deadzone?

Hi. We have a deadzone out in our family room on the opposite side of the house from where the router currently is. We have an old TV coax wall port in our family room. Can we use a Moca adapter to somehow extend the range of our WiFi out to the family room? What other devices w…

Wants: Equipment to extend WiFi to a family room deadzone using an existing coax wall port (MoCA adapter and other devices needed)
Redditr/Ubiquiti1 d ago

Unifi remote management and router advice needed

I have a rental quaxplex with 2 units upstairs and 2 down, separated by a stairwell and with plaster walls. Netgear R7000 Router is in the basement. 300MBit coax service from Spectrum. The total number of devices my tenants have is around 25. I don't get full coverage without AP…

Wants: Ubiquiti router to replace flaky Netgear R7000 for 25 devices on 300Mbps, plus easy remote management of 2 UniFi APs
Redditr/HomeNetworking1 d ago

Meraki to Ubiquiti

Looking to replace some aged meraki gear. Remember back in the days when you attend their classes and they give it out free with some licensing? Currently running with a MX64 security appliance, 2 - MS220-8P switches, and 2 APs - MR30H and an MR34. I was thinking about starting…

Wants: Replace aged Meraki network gear with Ubiquiti; asks if starting with UniFi nanoHD APs is sensible
Redditr/HomeNetworking2 d ago

VLAN aware AP, on desk

I'm looking to upgrade my home network to start a homelab. I want to avoid if possible to setup the AP:s in the ceiling, because I don't have access to any ethernet from the attict and I want to avoid running cable along the walls. Today I have a pair of Nest Wifi points sitting…

Wants: VLAN-capable WiFi access point suited to sitting on a desk or shelf, for a homelab; replacing Nest Wifi

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