“Can I hook up one device to a community wifi router then hook up the second device to my router in my apartment and have my own network, separate from the rest of the community? If no, how can I create my own wifi network powered by the community WiFi?”
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No Sir you CANNOT hook-up that way! Especially wirelessly! You cannot hook to a community router then expect your own personal, private network! Should you be allowed to provide networking through a community router you cannot run private avenues wirelessly secure, pretty much by instant of the OS in use and authorization of the Community your Data becomes a part of that network band (WIRELESS FIDELITY - WI/FI) and neither is it Secure nor PRIVATE, but well open to other users and temporary guests of an unsecure/inviting/community account post. There are also other Network Rules established to a wireless reception. Thus, these devices cannot at be used to provide Wi Fi or Network standards of any kind! SORRY! Diego L. NETWORK+, A+, and MCP Awarded\Recognized.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, Powerline devices simply extend the same network via Ethernet. How to go about creating your own separate network would depend on the specifications of your existing network environment. We suggest contacting our support team directly via phone at 1-866-225-8139 for more information. Regards, TP-Link Support
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