Problem with wifi strength
I want to set up my Kiwi receiver in the wooden shed at the back of my garden. This is because it will probably suffer much less interference there and I can set up an antenna better there.
To achieve this, the Kiwi receiver needs to be connected to the wireless network, but unfortunately the signal is not strong enough there.
I do have a second wireless mesh network with a node in the shed, so that network should be strong enough there.
The Kiwi receiver can be connected to this strong network, but how do I make it accessible from the internet?
I think the problem occurs where the mesh network is connected to my internet provider's wireless modem.
Please look at the diagram to clarify the situation.
Any assistance would be appreciated!
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"The Kiwi receiver can be connected to this strong network, but how do I make it accessible from the internet?"
Does that connection not offer DHCP and a path to the Internet for some reason that can be overcome?
With the TP-link Client configured to link to "BBBB" and the Kiwi in DHCP mode I should think everything would be satisfied for internet connection from the Kiwi.
I guess I don't understand what the difficulty is.