“I have a complicated question. I'm trying to set up a signal booster for my cell service but it requires WAN input. My modem has only one WAN output which would leave me without wifi. Would this be able to supply the proper connection to router and boostr”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, Isaiah. The proper connection should be: Modem >> Router >> SE3005 switch. The switch will give you extra Ethernet ports to connect wired devices.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes I use these to split the 1 mb per second internet speed off my modem. Then you can run ethernet cables to your devices for fast speed. Good luck
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Next time list which cell booster you are using, I could have pulled the specs. I would assume you should be to run a line from your router to the booster. The router will input the signal from the modem and label and distribute network access to the booster. If your router doesn't have enough port to run to the booster, the Linksys switch would be appropriate. Modem>Router>Booster and other devices if you don't have enough ports on your router: Modem>Router>Eth Switch>Booster Hope this helps.
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