Yes, you can route traffic from your PC to the Wi-Fi repeater.

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ghast77
Junior Member

06-24-2025, 09:54 AM

Sure, you can set up port forwarding to connect your PC to the Wi-Fi repeater on the same floor. Just make sure your router supports port forwarding and follow the steps in your device settings.

ghast77

06-24-2025, 09:54 AM #1

Sure, you can set up port forwarding to connect your PC to the Wi-Fi repeater on the same floor. Just make sure your router supports port forwarding and follow the steps in your device settings.

iPushObeseKids
Member

182

06-24-2025, 10:59 AM

ohboy, here we go again... presuming this minecraft server will only be used for yourself and your direct friends it depends on how the repeater works, but really using wifi for a server isnt a good idea. i'd say just try and forward the port, and see if it works, but you may get really wonky latency.

iPushObeseKids

06-24-2025, 10:59 AM #2

Up2Date
Member

136

07-15-2025, 10:53 PM

When set up properly, it behaves similarly to connecting the server straight to the router. However, this is not the best approach.

Up2Date

07-15-2025, 10:53 PM #3

When set up properly, it behaves similarly to connecting the server straight to the router. However, this is not the best approach.

MrLegal
Member

170

07-19-2025, 06:46 PM

However, connecting it to the router means someone will notice, women can be bothersome

MrLegal

07-19-2025, 06:46 PM #4

However, connecting it to the router means someone will notice, women can be bothersome

Riptoast
Junior Member

07-22-2025, 09:57 PM

It’s always better to have a NUC or Mac Mini, yet for sure you’ll need to test it yourself if you’re unsure about using a repeater.

Riptoast

07-22-2025, 09:57 PM #5

It’s always better to have a NUC or Mac Mini, yet for sure you’ll need to test it yourself if you’re unsure about using a repeater.