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Problema con la red Ethernet.

Problema con la red Ethernet.

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Dover_Demon
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12-10-2023, 04:00 AM
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Today I experimented with my old router and decided to upgrade it for my two PCs. After a day of adjusting, I successfully connected a long Ethernet cable from the main router into the old router in my room. I also set up two more cables for the PCs. Everything works fine, but sometimes my phone shows "connected, no internet" and I have to unplug the Ethernet cable. Any advice?
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Dover_Demon
12-10-2023, 04:00 AM #1

Today I experimented with my old router and decided to upgrade it for my two PCs. After a day of adjusting, I successfully connected a long Ethernet cable from the main router into the old router in my room. I also set up two more cables for the PCs. Everything works fine, but sometimes my phone shows "connected, no internet" and I have to unplug the Ethernet cable. Any advice?

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R3kab
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12-10-2023, 09:15 AM
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If Wi-Fi isn't working, consider using a directional antenna. It's unclear why disconnecting the Ethernet cable would resolve the issue unless you're fully utilizing your ISP's bandwidth. Try toggling the DHCP server on and off on the old router.
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R3kab
12-10-2023, 09:15 AM #2

If Wi-Fi isn't working, consider using a directional antenna. It's unclear why disconnecting the Ethernet cable would resolve the issue unless you're fully utilizing your ISP's bandwidth. Try toggling the DHCP server on and off on the old router.

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Fordtuff18
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12-13-2023, 06:52 AM
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It seems the bandwidth might be the issue. Our TV is also linked to the router (refer to the photo), and we noticed stutters when everything was connected. I disabled DHCP on the old router to avoid conflicts with the main one, but I’ll check again later. Appreciate the clarification!
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Fordtuff18
12-13-2023, 06:52 AM #3

It seems the bandwidth might be the issue. Our TV is also linked to the router (refer to the photo), and we noticed stutters when everything was connected. I disabled DHCP on the old router to avoid conflicts with the main one, but I’ll check again later. Appreciate the clarification!

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