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User wants to share their fiber internet with a neighbor across the street. Their current extender gets the signal across the street but not into the house. They need solutions (e.g., bridges, better extenders, or integrated router features) to effectively transmit WiFi over distance and through building walls for sharing internet between properties.
Hi, I've got a fiber connection with plenty of extra bits, meanwhile my neighbor has no internet due to life shenanigans. I'm a software engineer but know very little about home networking. I setup an isolated wifi on my router for guests and bought a TP link ax3000 which gets the signal across the street but not into his house. So close!!! Do I need a bridge? My router is in the baaaack of my house and I use a wired connection to my pc, so I can't move my router and we don't want to drill or anything to get an ethernet cable closer. Ideally, what we'd do is place a second extender at his house, but the problem from what I read is daisy chaining extenders is not a good idea. Can I use a bridge? I had a professional illustrator create a diagram of what I'm trying to achieve. I hope it helps.