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Vz refuses to connect DSL service to a home saying the hub is full. It is a remote area but geez, if someone built a new home without checking, no DSL. I guess you can get a satellite package like we do for TV, but i here it is delayed for trading and such , and is quite expensive.
The home i'm referring to is close to my house where i get DSL at around 2.5Mbs. Can i share this line with the other house if i hardwire a line between houses? Would the second house just use a router or another router/modem like i have in my home?
Theoretically you can. There is a limit to distance with cabling. You would run ethernet from your router to... probably a "Switch" on their end or a Wireless Access Point.
How far is this house?
Vz refuses to connect DSL service to a home saying the hub is full. It is a remote area but geez, if someone built a new home without checking, no DSL. I guess you can get a satellite package like we do for TV, but i here it is delayed for trading and such , and is quite expensive.
The home i'm referring to is close to my house where i get DSL at around 2.5Mbs. Can i share this line with the other house if i hardwire a line between houses? Would the second house just use a router or another router/modem like i have in my home?
I know I can see routers of my neighbors and they are at least 200 or 300 feet way. If it's distances like that with a good router and good adapter with an antenna you place where you want it shouldn't be a problem.
Vz refuses to connect DSL service to a home saying the hub is full. It is a remote area but geez, if someone built a new home without checking, no DSL. I guess you can get a satellite package like we do for TV, but i here it is delayed for trading and such , and is quite expensive.
The home i'm referring to is close to my house where i get DSL at around 2.5Mbs. Can i share this line with the other house if i hardwire a line between houses? Would the second house just use a router or another router/modem like i have in my home?
If you do you'd better install excellent surge protectors at each end of the cable run...
The best and cheapest solution is tp-link tl-wn822n.
When I bought it, it was around $15.00.
The catch is you need a PC to run it.
I use it catch free wifi far away, when I was travelling.
Try one at remote end and bring your wifi router near a line of sight window to see if it is working. Otherwise, you will need two of them at each end.
CHecking Amazon, they are selling a newer version with dual band @ $38.07
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