- Mar 6, 2000
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So, I suffered for a year and a half with 1.5Mbps ATT dsl since it is literally the only option available in my neighborhood. A lot of time it is really 1/2 of that- really sucks. Recently, Verizon rolled out 4G LTE in this area and a friend brought over his mifi and sure enough, 10-12 Mbps consistently. Since I have kept my unlimited data on Verizon even though I never used hardly any of it with 3G, I just bought a Nokia 822 off ebay and I want to use it for the 4G and run the rest of my home network off of it- a couple of computers and my PS3. Since I'm the only one at the house, it doesn't matter that there isn't any internet access when I'm not here. I think I can just get a wireless ethernet bridge and plug my switch into it, correct? Does anyone have experience with the best way to set this up and what a good ethernet bridge would be? Will any decent AP or range extender work? I've had good luck using TP Link stuff in the past...