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Hello,
Considering a small house network, consisted of a modem, and a set of 2 computers.
The network topology is a LAN network.
The issue is that one of the computers, is placed quite far from the modem, inside the house (for a distance > 25m)
Wouldn't be a data loss, while traveling all the way through the cable? Wouldn't be a voltage drop inside of it?
Should I place an amplifier on its extremity?
the network card mode, is set to Autoconfig on the computer.
Sometimes, there is a loss in connection between the modem and the computer, and many times, a terrible low connection is experienced on that computer.
What shouls be done, to avoid loss, and low speed connection (without changing the place of the computer itself)
Considering a small house network, consisted of a modem, and a set of 2 computers.
The network topology is a LAN network.
The issue is that one of the computers, is placed quite far from the modem, inside the house (for a distance > 25m)
Wouldn't be a data loss, while traveling all the way through the cable? Wouldn't be a voltage drop inside of it?
Should I place an amplifier on its extremity?
the network card mode, is set to Autoconfig on the computer.
Sometimes, there is a loss in connection between the modem and the computer, and many times, a terrible low connection is experienced on that computer.
What shouls be done, to avoid loss, and low speed connection (without changing the place of the computer itself)