….keep on rockin' 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Which access data? For Swisscom private customers you do not need any access data. You get the IP via DHCP and the mentioned DHCP option 60 and in this case without VLAN.
Then visit www.swisscom.ch/access. There you need a DSL serial number or, if necessary, a login via Swisscom Login.
If you are with a different provider, the situation is of course different…
Yes, my English is very bad 😞
And apparently the XMG3937 is unsuitable for me.
The current network configuration is the IB2 and a WiFi box. There are no landline telephones.
Since our apartment extends over two floors and is built to the Minergie standard, I unfortunately have the problem that the WiFi signal is distributed unevenly.
I have o.e. Bought a Zyxel modem because you can’t set the IB2 to bridge and the Zyxel supports g.fast. The idea was that the Netgear X6 R8000 would do the routing and the Zyxel would be bridged. In this configuration I couldn’t get a connection to the Internet. If the Zyxel routes, it works perfectly. I will probably return the Zyxel. Because according to Swisscom Support, no g.fast will be activated where I live for the next few years and I’m happy with the 100k line.
Even with the R8000 alone I can’t reach every corner of the apartment. And unfortunately the RJ45 sockets are placed rather badly. Without laying a long cable, you have no chance of placing the R8000 correctly.
It would probably be best to combine two routers of the same type into a single WiFi. How can I realize this?
@servusli wrote:
Yes, my English is very bad😞
It would probably be best to combine two routers of the same type into a single WiFi. How can I realize this?
How do you come up with that?
A home network usually only needs a single router. For better WiFi coverage, you don’t need several routers, but rather several intelligently placed WiFi access points….
All of this is actually possible with the Internet box and the WLAN box
….keep on rockin' 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
If you don’t write any further details here, absolutely no one will be able to help you, because there are significant differences between the various providers and the connection types copper and fiber optic and private customers or SME subscriptions.
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@Floeggu87 wrote:
Sälü Werner
Private customer, copper, zxyel xmg3927 in bridged mode.
Is the information enough?
Greetings Florian
Is it a Swisscom Abo or another provider?
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