Dec 17 2013, 10:56 AM
QUOTE(cherriedpie @ Dec 17 2013, 12:15 AM)
Hi Asusmy,
The wireless router provided by Maxis (Huawei brand - but the wifi name is ThomsonXXXXX) is really bad as it doesn't cover the upstairs & front of the house which is where my room is. The router is located at the downstairs & back of the house, and the distance between back and front is about 30-feet (approximately).
I just recently bought a repeater from Aztech and it's a complete waste of money as it did not provide any sort of additional coverage at all. I'm OK with using wifi repeaters as long as I can watch Youtube videos and surf net .
My questions are:
1) Can Asus support Maxis FTTH/replace the router provided by them?
2) How good is the wireless coverage of the Asus router as I've not been able to get any information on this.
3) Do I need to pair a repeater with the wireless router or is the router good enough?
Thanks! I've had enough of surviving on 3G in my room.
no wireless router can support whole house and double storey, you should take walls into consideration instead of just distance. plus you placed your router at the back of your house which is not appropriate.The wireless router provided by Maxis (Huawei brand - but the wifi name is ThomsonXXXXX) is really bad as it doesn't cover the upstairs & front of the house which is where my room is. The router is located at the downstairs & back of the house, and the distance between back and front is about 30-feet (approximately).
I just recently bought a repeater from Aztech and it's a complete waste of money as it did not provide any sort of additional coverage at all. I'm OK with using wifi repeaters as long as I can watch Youtube videos and surf net .
My questions are:
1) Can Asus support Maxis FTTH/replace the router provided by them?
2) How good is the wireless coverage of the Asus router as I've not been able to get any information on this.
3) Do I need to pair a repeater with the wireless router or is the router good enough?
Thanks! I've had enough of surviving on 3G in my room.
re-location router + homeplug, should be the solution. forget about wireless repeater.
This post has been edited by IceBikers: Dec 17 2013, 10:57 AM
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