Connecting an extended device to a router may affect other users negatively.
Connecting an extended device to a router may affect other users negatively.
Generally, it might not be the most intelligent approach to share a single main router among eight apartments.
You might remove the Ethernet connection from your home and plug it into a power socket, damaging whatever was at the other end, but that wouldn’t be just or reasonable for others.
If I possessed the insight, I could bypass *anything*. (Note: This wasn’t the request you made, so the focus shifts.) What would happen if I shared this kind of capability? A vivid scenario could unfold.
I find it unwise to let eight unrelated individuals manage a single router. Typically, when I seek guidance, I expect them to clarify their perspective so I can grasp why it might be sensible in my specific context.