wifi router

[_Cathy_]

Either add more wifi routers (if you have old ones like me, you can use those), but will have to layout extra LAN cables. Or upgrade to mesh-type routers (easiest but more expensive).

I have an old globe wifi router. You mean I can kabit the lan from our PLDT to Globe?

[Verbl Kint]

I have an old globe wifi router. You mean I can kabit the lan from our PLDT to Globe?

Just buy a pair of mesh nodes on Shofee/Lazatha:

Xiaomi Mesh System AC12 EU(1pack&2pack)|Simple and compact design|2.4GHz and 5GHz dual-band 12Mbps | Shopee Philippines

[Yatta]

I have an old globe wifi router. You mean I can kabit the lan from our PLDT to Globe?

Yup. You may have to have some computer skills though (there is the internet for that). Anyway, thats how I would do it as I have several old wifi routers from 2004.

[12vdc]

I have an old globe wifi router. You mean I can kabit the lan from our PLDT to Globe?

What is the manufacturer and model po?

If its a wired ADSL wifi-modem-router then it should work as an AP. Just set it as a bridge mode the connect a straight LAN-to-LAN cable then you have an instant access point(SSID & creds same with what's on the sticker under the modem)

[evs_13]

panu ba mag filter sa router? like kung sino lang gusto mo maka connect, sila lang pwede. like sa mga hotels

[dr. d]

panu ba mag filter sa router? like kung sino lang gusto mo maka connect, sila lang pwede. like sa mga hotels

i have experienced weak to zero smart signals inside some ayala malls...
so i got a globe gomo, for justin.

[Yatta]

panu ba mag filter sa router? like kung sino lang gusto mo maka connect, sila lang pwede. like sa mga hotels

simplest would be controlling the password. You can also do MAC filtering (input to the router only those with MAC addresses that you will allow to connect).

[Motortrend]

As Yatta mentioned, the simplest method is by enabling password. MAC filtering is another option but you will need to get each device's MAC address to be included.

[oj88]

panu ba mag filter sa router? like kung sino lang gusto mo maka connect, sila lang pwede. like sa mga hotels

Encrypt your SSIDs with a pre-shared key (WPA2-PSK or better, WPA3-PSK) that only you and your immediate family knows. Do not share your PSK to anyone else. If you frequently have guests over that needs WiFi, allocate a separate Guest SSID with its own PSK that you can share. When they leave, disable the SSID or change the PSK.

MAC filtering is weak as devices now have the ability to 'fake' and/or randomize their MAC addresses.

[Motortrend]

Encrypt your SSIDs with a pre-shared key (WPA2-PSK or better, WPA3-PSK) that only you and your immediate family knows. Do not share your PSK to anyone else. If you frequently have guests over that needs WiFi, allocate a separate Guest SSID with its own PSK that you can share. When they leave, disable the SSID or change the PSK.

MAC filtering is weak as devices now have the ability to 'fake' and/or randomize their MAC addresses.

Typically one would do MAC filtering + password.