Q:What does a network node mean? What does a repeater do?. Generally speaking, thank you

The devices that have your own network address are network nodes, such as your company's workstations, servers, your home router, and fax machines.

Q:Do you need the same brand as the WiFi router using the WiFi repeater?

When used before, there were different brands not compatible with the situation, and then no matter how to set up.

Q:The net line is about 200 meters, and there is a repeater in the middle. Can we use it?

As for outdoor, plastic sleeve must be used, otherwise the sun and rain will not change for more than two years.

Q:How is the Tengda 11n wireless router set up as a repeater?

1, if the Tengda route is more than 300M, it is recommended to set up wireless WAN;Setting steps: (1) set A routing, normal Internet access, wireless settings - basic settings - modify SSID, channel 6, security mode WPA-psk, encryption rule AES, set wireless password - determine;(2) enter the B wireless routing interface settings - basic settings - channel 6; senior set the -WAN media type - select "wireless WAN" -- open the scanning -- the choice of the first SSID (MAC) added, channel, encryption, password set will automatically restart after restart; modify the LAN port address for IP 192.168.8.1 determination.(reference link: http://www.tenda /services/helpdetail-4829.html)2, if Tengda routing is ordinary 150M routing, if the main route is not the same manufacturer, setting up wireless WDS may not be successful;Setting steps: (1) set the main route A, normal Internet access, wireless settings - basic settings - modify SSID, channel 6, security mode WPA-psk, encryption rule AES, set wireless password - determine;(2) enter the B routing interface, wireless channel, SSID, security, encryption and password rules must be consistent with the main routing; wireless settings - Open WDS- to scan the main routing - add MAC address; modify the LAN port IP: the main route of the same segment of different IP (if A routing 192.168.0.1, B routing 192.168.0.2); the DHCP server - off - OK - restart routing.(3) re entering the main routing settings interface - select WDS-, open scan - add secondary routing, MAC address - save.

Q:Is the repeater unable to connect to the network?

You may not have the correct settings. You can install the tests as follows.

Q:Where is the difference between a wireless repeater and a signal amplifier?

But the signal amplifier is the original wireless router signals in situ to enhance the radiation intensity, so that the signal is farther than the original transmission.

Q:Does the WiFi repeater really work?

The cell phone is connected to the relay, so close to you, so it's good for your mobile phoneBut for your repeater, it is still in a bad signal position and receives only 1 of the original signalRepeaters are primarily used to extend the receive distance, but not to amplify the receiving powerYou have to keep the repeater as close as possible to the signal source so that you can get better results in relatively distant locations

Q:How does the jCG wireless router set up the Q5 repeater?

The principle is that they will relay transmit a signal, when you connect the log switch relay mode (some repeaters used to relay more than) you can find yourself in the emission signal routing in the WiFi list, after the connection (to be renamed) to achieve the forwarding of the original signal, so as to realize the expansion of a signal enhancement objective.

Q:What is the difference between repeaters and hubs?

The purpose of a hub is to regenerate and reset network signals. Its characteristics are similar to repeaters (referred to as multiport repeaters, multiport, repeater). HUB is a common connection point for each device in a network, which is usually used to connect segments of the LAN. HUB contains multiple ports. When each packet arrives at a port, it is copied to all other ports so that all LAN segments can see all packets. Hubs do not recognize any information patterns in signals, addresses, or data.

Q:The greater the power, the better the ability of the WiFi repeater to receive the signal?

The greater the power, the stronger the ability of the WiFi repeater to receive the signal. Because the transmit power and reception capability are two different physical parameters.