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We currently have a Hive heating control system in the local church. (For those not familiar with it, Hive is a system that allows remote control of heating systems via the internet). We have a British Telecom modem/router, and via 125 metres (100M - hub - 25 M) of ethernet cable to two Netgear Access points it gives complete WiFi in all areas - church, adjoining hall and in an adjacent building, two other halls. Currently Hive Hub 360 connects to the internet via WiFi. Unfortunately this is faulty and as they are no longer supplied, BT are replacing it (free) with the replacement hub (Nemo 2) that connects via ethernet cable. I don't want to have to run a new 125m cable to modem or even to a 25m one to hub as this is difficult to find holes in 2-3 foot thick walls. The ethernet socket in the Netgear AP in the hall where the Nemo 2 has to go is used to connect it to the BT modem so I can't use that.
If I install another hub by the Netgear AP, would it work if I connected the AP to this hub and the Nemo 2 to the hub and thus to the modem. ie share the 125m cable?
If I install another hub by the Netgear AP, would it work if I connected the AP to this hub and the Nemo 2 to the hub and thus to the modem. ie share the 125m cable?
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System One
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- Windows 11 - Updated automatically
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