QUOTE(nicholastze85 @ Mar 29 2012, 02:27 PM)
i live in a condo which my friend is live just in front my house.. he has subcribe unifi.. is it posible to share unifi with him.. how strong the signal can go ya? estimated range from his house (unifi port )20 to 30 meter...
QUOTE(rattan @ Mar 29 2012, 04:46 PM)
Can why not, if he agrees. Just pull a network cable from your house to his.
Yes its a promotion by TM. I have subscribe for it. Its know as Platinum pack.
More info.I think he mean wifi. Can you define "in front"? And define "Unifi port 20 to 30meter"...
Since you say in front, I would assume it's the unit in front of your unit but now you added 20 to 30 meter. That's far more than the distance between two unit facing each other.
Anyway, if you want wifi, why don't you try with your wireless devices whether you can detect his wifi before asking to share. With my own experience, a condo usually have thick wall and also door. Like my unit, router inside the house, at the furthest end from the door(near balcony). As I get out from the house, made a turn and walk 10~20 steps, the signal is gone. And in my case, I'm using Tp-link TL-WR841ND. That is, with the door opened. If the door is closed, even worst... So assume that it's the unit opposite yours. If both door closed, I got no idea whether the signal can go through. At least in my case, the door is fireproof kinda thing, super thick and very dense(i feel that it's very dense

) Oh... Not to mention that in condo, wireless router performance will drop a lot due to intense interference of other wifi networks. In my location, i can detect 20 wireless access point when we got only 13 channels to use. Imagine that

Not to say two routers cannot use same channel but they just won't work at full potential.
LAN cable may works but you need to get permission from management. Else they see the cable they cut it(I think I'll do so if I'm the management

) It won't look right to have a lan cable pulled across the corridor (just my thoughts).