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My Mac is currently connected to my provider router, I am relocating it to my summer home. The router is not close to the desk area. Can I connect to my internet without plugging directly into router?
Welcome to Apple Support Community.
As long as the router supports Wi-Fi, you can connect: Connect your Mac to the internet using Wi-Fi - Apple Support.
Jack
Welcome to Apple Support Community.
As long as the router supports Wi-Fi, you can connect: Connect your Mac to the internet using Wi-Fi - Apple Support.
Jack
If your new Wi-Fi doesn't perform well enough you can use two Powerline Adapters to provide an Ethernet connection over the house electricity wiring. I used this set up successfully on my old Mac Pro.
Thanks Jack!
You're very welcome!
Jack
My Mac is currently connected to my provider router, I am relocating it to my summer home. The router is not close to the desk area. Can I connect to my internet without plugging directly into router?
