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Is it possible to have 2 routers if 1 phone is upstairs and 1 phone is downstairs?
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Re: Is it possible to have 2 routers if 1 phone is upstairs and 1 phone is downstairs
If they are on the same telephone line no, not at the same time.
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Re: Is it possible to have 2 routers if 1 phone is upstairs and 1 phone is downstairs
If your WiFi signal isn't good enough to reach both rooms, then it might be worth looking at having the second router run off the first and configure it to work as a WiFi switch.
Link the two with either a long LAN cable or use a couple of HomePlug/PowerLine adapters.
Check this forum for details on how to configure the second router, this is a popular topic.
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Previous ADSL2+ Speed 19999 kbps 1153 kbps, Line Attenuation 17.5 db 6.9 db, Noise Margin 7.5 dB 8.7 dB
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