Devices featuring cable antennas and frequency capabilities
Devices featuring cable antennas and frequency capabilities
You have a Skyworth router linked through coaxial cable, assuming it can be swapped with standard ones. It connects via a coaxial adapter if needed, and it's set up to use an antenna like a TV. It isn't directly connected to the server. You're considering switching brands, though—potential security concerns might arise.
Usually you need to connect via modem provided by your ISP. For improved Wi-Fi performance, add another router functioning as a slave or access point.
This device struggles with just two DHCP clients, possibly due to age or lack of QoS support.
The equipment you see appears to be a cable internet gateway that combines modem, router, and access point functions. If this device is supplied by your ISP and connects directly to the WAN uplink, you should reach out to your ISP to determine if it can be swapped out and which models they recommend as replacements.