If anyone is interested in this: I live at a RV Park that has free Wifi but the problem was how to ensure every customer receives access. We have discovered that Wifi coupled with Powerline adapters are the answer. If anyone is interest, post here an...
Dutch_12078 wrote:magicbus wrote:I am at -108 (one to two bars on the Mobley) right now and working fine. This past month I actually went to 26 gig and didn't hear a thing from AT&T except that I owe them $22.01 for the service :W.DaveWe used about ...
Bill.Satellite wrote:A load balancing router will not increase speeds. It works by trying to keep the speeds of each from dropping due to network congestion. It would send multiple web requests using which ever connection appears to be less used. ...
Dutch_12078 wrote:The Mobley will work fine in your home with an available 120VAC power adapter. To connect it to your home network, your router needs be one of the makes/models with a "WiFi as WAN" feature that will let it connect to the Mobley's Wi...
I never questioned why you should have a Mobley in your RV. That's obvious. I have had one in my RV for nearly as long as the offer first surfaced.It's the power line thing that doesn't make much sense but if you are happy that's great.Gulp!Sorry B...
magicbus wrote:Do you have anything in the Mobley interface that shows you can connect 10 devices? I don't know how 1 VM6200 can connect to 5 devices and another VM6200 can connect to 10 devices.This is why I was asking how he accesses the Mobley. ...
