At NetWork from Home, my goal is to help everyone get the most out of their home internet connections. I will break down the technical concepts surrounding home networks so you are comfortable making decisions that maximize your internet connection and allow you to safely access the internet.
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To chatty fam an shit was still not help ful I just wanna know how to change a password😤
Are you looking for a video about how to change the password for your router's settings? If so check out this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aoyEzcugn7ecZcY.html If you're trying to change the password for your WiFi network, check out this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dH2pzKhxoZPXcto.html I hope this helps
super useful, I am in the process of upgrading my home from 5E to 6. I wanted 6A but none of my distances are over 50m so it should be fine up to 10Gbps
I’m glad you found the video useful!
I knew the answer was going to be latency, but your explanation of DAC and ADC transformation explains a lot.
What about using wifi
@KatCassedy you shouldn't need anything additional to use WiFi. As long as you have your modem, router, and internet plan, you router should be able to broadcast WiFi in your home. I hope this helps!
hello I have 300mbps N router and 5 mobile devices connected sometimes on one of the device or on all devices the connection is lost and the router is needed to be restart... what could be the problem? do I need new router ? mine is 10 years old when it was new nothing like that happened.
I would say if your router is 10 years old, you would probably benefit from upgrading it to a newer one. You may also want to check to see if there are any firmware updates you can install on your existing router. With that said, if your existing router is 10 years old the manufacturer is most likely not supporting that model of router with updates anymore. I hope this helps!
Good stuff, now I can get my Nintendo connected to internet and do multiplayer Mario Kart. Kudos 🎉
Sounds like fun to me!
What should I do when the downstream light is red and my internet doesn’t work?
This could be an issue with your internet service provider. You may want to call them and have them reset your internet connection from their end (at the ISP). I hope this helps!
Another great video!
Thank you very much!
I have the same modem as you, and I’ve noticed that the downstream light is blinking…do you have an idea of what that might be?…Great vid by the way…
Is it blinking quickly? Does it blink when you are downloading something from the internet or loading a web page? In any case, as long as your internet connection is working properly I don't think it's anything to be worried about. I hope this helps
Sorry for the comments but i have been trying to connect my Ethernet cord to my router but its like it's not in and its not registering that its there any idea what it could be?
You might have a bad/broken RJ45 connector on the end of your ethernet cable (the plastic piece at the end of the cable that clicks when it's inserted into your router). You may want to try a different ethernet cable to see if you have better luck. If a different ethernet cable works properly, it means the cable you were using previously may be broken or faulty. Good luck!
Learning a lot! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I'm glad this video was useful for you.
Do you think FENVI 1200mbps Wifi Repeater 2.4G 5ghz Wifi Signal Amplifier Extnd is a good choice/option to recommend? 🤔
Normally I wouldn’t recommend WiFi repeater devices because they can affect WiFi performance and add administrative overhead to your network because it creates separate WiFi networks. Would it be possible to change the location of the router or buy a WiFi access point instead? If these are not good options for you, the WiFi extender is a good option. I hope this helps
Great job to sharing this informations . My issue I watched a lot of videos KZread and it keeps reloading most the times.
Thank you very much. I’m glad you found this video useful!
Worked this out for myself also checked at apple and all of these steps you mention, the exact same information is listed on apple's website however in practice, when looking though the saved list some networks have a pasword field and some don 't? Needsless to say this is the question I need answering, where is this hidden information for the networks that don't show me the password in this list?
In this situation, my guess is that the WiFi network password changed, or the WiFi network requires you to re-authenticate each time you want to connect to the network. In these situations, I don’t think there is any way around it. You will need to find out what the password for the WiFi network is and enter it manually to join the network. I hope this helps
Finally! An explanation in plain English. Thank you.
I’m happy to hear you found this video useful. Thank you for checking it out!
Thanks for this very easy-to-understand and comprehensive explanation. My ISP provided a tp link vx420-g2h router but didn't tell me that the WPS had not been enabled and I wasted a lot of time trying to link the router to a Wi-Fi repeater, not knowing this. With your help I enabled the WPS and problem solved! Thanks very much!
Awesome! I’m glad this video helped you. Thank you for checking it out!
Wow so very simplistic you missed a lot on signal radiation patterns how the signals from adjacent antennas change the way the signal radiates from the antennas oh and dipole antennas radiate in a doughnut shape but only when there is one when in tuned multiples they interact with each other and it changes the radiation pattern and so does the dbm of the antenna it is something that has to be taken into account when designing a building whole building WiFi systems mobile phone towers and two way radio repeater towers.
With a dual (or tri-) band router, say at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, are the individual antennas each assigned to handle a particular single freq?
@bacca71 each WiFi antenna can handle both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. Each antenna is not assigned to a frequency
@@network-from-home Many thanks!
@@bacca71 No problem!
My connection is 50 Mbps but on the 2nd floor my wifi extender only got around 20 Mbps, saw this video and I immediately moved my extender antenna horizontally and the other one at 45 degree angle and IT JUMPED TO 70 MBPS IMMEDIATELY??? WHAT KIND OF BLACK MAGIC IS THIS thank you so much by the way 👍👍👍
I’m glad you found this video useful! Thank you for checking it out (and for the feedback)
@@network-from-home you are very welcome! thank you for this very life-saving-from-frustration video 😂 also a little update, I don't know who messed up with the position of the router so my connection of 2nd floor dropped to 10 Mbps, now this time I put two of my 1st floor antenna horizontally and all of the 2nd floor extender antenna horizontally too and it goes back again at 70 Mbps 👍
@@exonzigma It sounds like you're a pro now (:
As a fellow IT KZreadr I just wanted to say this is some quality info! But question for you, if I have 1Gbps available why would I leave it on auto?
Leaving it on auto will just ensure that the fastest possible connection is used. If your computer has a 1 Gbps Ethernet port, if you select 1 Gbps full duplex connection you will get the same performance. This is what will get selected anyway by choosing “Auto”, so it doesn’t make a huge difference. I hope this helps
I heard it's radioactive. Is that true?
@christinewalter8576 WiFi does emit radio waves, but these waves are not harmful to your health. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Thank you
@@network-from-home thank you
Can you connect mini fan in back USB to cooling down it’s router?
@phamtheanh1632 you can plug a mini fan into your router, but keep in mind plugging a fan into your router’s USB port will cause it to use more electricity. This will lead to more heat generated by the device. As a result, a mini fan might do you more harm than good. I hope this helps. Thank you for checking out the video
I will be subscribing. This is so helpful.
I’m glad you found the video useful. Thank you for subscribing!
Almost unwatchable. Had to skip through it to find anything useful. The whole thing could have been condensed into 60 seconds MAX
Thanks for the feedback. I’m sorry you didn’t find the video useful. I have made it a focus to be more concise in my more recent videos
The water tank example is absolutely garbage ,I am sorry,it didn’t follow the laws of physics, when you reduce the flow of water you creat a situation which would increase the speed and it would actually be faster l😂😂 eg take a garden hose and put your finger to restrict the flow of water and it starts shooting to longer distances before and powerful too
Moving into my new apartment and this is exactly what I needed! Thank you!!
That’s excellent news! I’m glad you found the video useful. Thank you for watching it
If Omni directional means "all directions" why move antennas at all. Doesn't make sense
Omnidirectional refers to the fact that the signal emitted from the antenna is in all directions perpendicular to the axis of the antenna. In other words, signal is not emitted from the tip of the antenna in a direction parallel to the axis of the antenna. This is why changing the alignment of your antennas can help your WiFi signal depending upon where the device is in relation to your router. I hope this helps. Thanks for checking out the video!
@@network-from-home Omni directional would mean that they are all going to output in just that. If you are pointing the antenna that means they are linear with horizontal or vertical vertical polarity , That is what is making the change.
Why you cute huh? stop it
Aligning the antennas at different angles to each other is not a good solution to get MIMO working with multiple streams. They are meant to be aligned in the same direction to not add additional phase shifts that make the MIMO algorithm not work as good as it can, Wifi Analyzers only listen to beacons that use RF differently than frames that are sent containing user data. You want all 3 antennas to cover the same area.so they can work concurrently.. In a 3-store building have all of them aligned horizontally, not a mi of horizontal and vertical.
Thanks for your effort, but what to do when the router doesn't have reboot schedule buit in?
If your router doesn’t allow you to automatically reboot it, check out this video for other options: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXatmptshpzborA.html
Cat 8. Always get the best to be the best and have the best. Bc why the F not. Its seriously not that much more in price. Maybe you mow a couple extra yards or something. Most high end routers and motherboards are supporting 10g lan connections so go for it. Now if we could just hurry up and get docsis 4.0 and seagate double arm hamr drives. 😢
I can definitely see your argument here, I just think for most people that will be overkill. I don’t anticipate seeing internet speeds in our homes faster than 10 Gbps any time soon. That’s why I recommend CAT6
10 min video that feels like an hour...
Thank you! was having a lot of confusion with this topic. was thinking of upgrading my home network setup and your vid helped getting it started !!
Excellent news! I’m glad this video was helpful for you
My ethernet port is not connecting with the cpu. In fact it is not making a click sound after entering. Please help
You may have a bad connector on your Ethernet cable if it doesn’t click when you connect it to your pc. Try connecting a different Ethernet cable to your pc to see if that helps
Simple and easy to understand thanks so much ❤
You’re welcome! Thanks for checking out the video!
How does wifi work?
Good information, but you could have said it all in 3 minutes...
Thank you for the feedback. I have been working on being more concise in my more recent videos
Thank you for the tips
No problem!
So you give no insight as to how to position the antennas to get better service
@joescheller680 the optimal router antenna positions will be different for everyone depending upon the room that the router is located in, as well as the configuration of your home. My goal of this video was to explain how antennas work so people can find their optimal configuration.
Face the sticks towards your area, he said this.
My internet is not working
I'm sorry to hear that. Do you have an active internet plan with your internet service provider? I would start there first.
I was told that I have to have cable provider in order to work my own Wi-Fi/modem. I have have Roku also. So what is it I can do
The cable provider will provide your modem and router with an internet connection. Most likely what they are referring to is the fact you need an internet plan in order for your own devices to access the internet. This video might help clear things up: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hG1rm9KTd8nReLw.html
You are talking about sending the signal out. What about receiving the signal from the towers?
@trigsimon898 your router does not communicate with any towers. The internet signal that your router is receiving most likely comes from your internet service provider through a cable. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have more questions. Thank you!
Thanks muchly! I moved two of my 4 antennas to work for downstairs. A very noticeable improvement in speed and signal strength.
I'm happy to hear this was helpful for you. You're welcome!
This is a useful information but why do you repeat the same basic point so many times over 10 minutes 🤷♂️
Gracias, Muy buena información! 👍
De nada! @Marqz23
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Thanks a lot bro✨🌷
No problem! I am glad you found it useful
Thank You!
Thank you for checking out the video! I'm glad it helped
Great content! And gettin better with your pacing 👍
Thank you very much! I definitely think it has gotten better (:
Perfectly Explained. keep making more videos.
Thank you! And thank you for checking out the video