Looking for old router
Hi neighbours... I am looking for an old/unused NON-ADSL router that you may have lying around and have no more use for. The office of a local community organisation where I volunteer has very poor WiFi from the building owners (a church), so I am going to convert one of their LAN points into a local wireless network. This will help them connect their phones, tablets and laptops for internet access. Currently, the connection is so poor that everyone uses their data plan instead.
Please note that I need a standard router and not the ones used with ADSL plans (the connection port is different). If you have been using fibre broadband or perhaps a router that was used in an office with LAN access, the router is likely what I'm looking for.
Thanks in advance, guys!
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