[Discuss] puzzle

[jabr at blu.org (John Abreau)]

That's what I do, and it works well. I have a consumer wifi router, and I
connect to the Internet through a 4/LTE wifi hotspot that I borrow from the
public library for a week at a time. They have maybe a dozen different
hotspots, so I randomly get a different one each week.

I use a cheap wifi/ethernet bridge to connect my wifi router to the
hotspot; I plug its ethernet jack into the wifi router's WAN port, then
each week I reconfigure it for the new hotspot by pressing and holding its
factory reset button for 20 seconds and then connecting to it with a laptop
to get to its admin web page.

The bridge I use is a VONETS VAP11G-300 WiFi Bridge that I found on amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014SK2H6W


On Sat, Apr 29, 2023 at 5:40?PM dan moylan <jdm at moylan.us> wrote:

>
> kent borg writes:
> > How about this: Simplify. I'm suspicious of the T-Mobile
> > bits, maybe isolate them.
>
> > Hook up your computers up to networking hardware you
> > understand and trust. Get them working talking to each
> > other. NAT all of that onto a single cable, in a way you
> > understand and trust. (Maybe the box you used above.) Then
> > connect a single cable to the T-Mobile network, for external
> > connections.
>
> thanks, i'll try that.
>
> ole dan
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