Wi-Fi pubblico debole, come risolvete? {Risolto}

In risposta al messaggio di Dash del 09/01/2017 alle 11:01:15

Scusa, ma non vedo dove si parli di USB... a parte all'inizio dove si parlava di USB dongles (che normalmente non si attaccano a uno smartphone: non ci sono i driver per gestirli), naturalmente subito abbandonati in quanto

inutili con uno smartphone... (*) Puoi dare un riferimento alla data e all'ora del messaggio, e anche al forumista? (O stai facendo riferimento a quello che hai comprato tu?) Ciao da Dash (*) Poi in telefonia e in informatica è vero tutto e il contrario di tutto: chissà cosa succede sugli smartphone di mamma Microsoft? [che hanno una specie di Windows]  

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1. Open up a browser and type in the following in the address bar:

   http://192.168.88

   .1/

2. Click on the top left menu option called 'Quick Set'
3. Click on the small drop down menu on the top far right and choose CPE
4. Under the 'Mode' heading on the right select 'R outer' mode.
5. Under 'Wireless Network' heading, the 'Address Acquisition' must be ' Automatic'. 
6. Under the 'Local Network' heading set the IP Address to
   • IP Address: 192.168.88.2      Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0/24
7. Now configure the Router as a DHCP SERVER, use the following settings:
   • DHCP Server:    Enable  -   Start IP Address: 192.168.88.10      End IP Address: 192.168.88.254       Enable NAT by selecting NAT option
8. Now we can press the 'Apply Configuration' button at bottom right
9. Now select the IP menu option halfway down on the far left and select DNS
10. Next to the Servers option click the little black down arrow and add the following address: 8.8.8.8
11. Add a second Server address by clicking the next little black down arrow and add the following address: 208.67.222.222
12. Place a tick in the option 'Allow Remote Requests' and then click the 'apply' button at the top
13. Now return to the 'Quick Set' menu option and select the WiFi hotspot from the list on the left side of the main page
14. You will now be asked for a password if one is required, enter this and then click the 'connect' button
15. You should now be connected an an IP address should appear after a few seconds or so on the right under the 'Wireless Network' heading. 

1. Accendere la wifi e collegarsi alla rete creata dall'AP
2. Enable the router/AP as a an Access Point (Home AP Dual or WISP AP)
3. Set Address Acquisition "Automatic"
4. Now set up the Wireless by giving a ' Network Name', (SSID) like - MikroTik RB951
5. Local IP Address 192.168.88.3(/24)
   Netmask 255.255.255.0(/24) 
6. NO DHCP SERVER
7. Check NAT
8. Set WIFI password.
9. Shut down and attach Groove to RB952. For Groove to pull power from the RB952 the cable must be in Port 5 which supplies POE. 
10. On your wireless device the new wireless AP should now show. Make a connection to that network.
11. Then in a browser on your wireless device type - 192.168.88.2 in the location bar. WebFig should open. It may take a moment to propagate but in the center left you should see a list of the available WIFI hotspots being “seen” by the Groove. Select the desired one and enter the password if needed. Press ' Connect'. After a moment you should see an IP address and other items appear in the upper right. The network should now be active. 
12. If you want to see the configuration for the RB952 enter - 192.168.88.3 in the browser and enter WebFig for it.
13. Once everything is working go to WebFig for each device and look down the left menu and find 'FILES'. Open it and save a copy of the configuration. These backups can be restored at a later date if a problem develops.