Asking about connecting a printer via Ethernet
Asking about connecting a printer via Ethernet
I have a few old laserjet printers that only have LAN connection, however, the room that I am currently in only has wifi reception as its impossible to add a LAN port in the room. All my other devices, like 2 iMacs and 2 Desktops are connected with Wifi to the router in another floor. This is a home office room and moving the printers elsewhere is nearly impossible. Are there anyways to connect the printers with the few computers in my home in the same room with something like a switch or hub, Thanks!
the power lines aren't functioning properly because the electricians didn't install them correctly in my house. It's not possible for two adapters to link together if they're in different rooms. Right now I'm using TP Link adapters with AC Wi-Fi and about 750 mbps, but I've tested many wall sockets without success.
I concur with @SupaKomputa. A wireless bridge is necessary. It will capture the current Wi-Fi signal, link to it, and distribute Ethernet ports. You can purchase specialized equipment for this purpose or use any existing Wi-Fi router that supports custom firmware (like Tomato/DD-WRT).