https://community.ee.co.uk/t5/Broadband-Landline/Stop-devices-connecting-to-EE-7-Wi-Fi-Pro/m-p/1507973#M114748 <P>I have the new EE 7 system with 1.6 Ghz FTTP.</P><P>i have two Wi Fi Pro units. One is used to extend range and is over the other side of the house. &nbsp;However the other one is just above the main router. &nbsp;The router is downstairs, I have a CCTV system upstairs above it and need the Ethernet port. &nbsp;Having the main hub and the Pro so close is causing issues just as it says it may. &nbsp;Is the way of stopping devices connecting to the Pro so I am effectively just using it to connect an Ethernet port upstairs to my router.</P><P>Drilling a hole to feed an Ethernet cable through the floor is messy and the only 3rd party products I can find are extenders as well that cannot be switched off so they will make the issue worse!</P><P>Any suggestions welcome!</P> Sun, 16 Feb 2025 23:48:09 GMT RCripps 2025-02-16T23:48:09Z https://community.ee.co.uk/t5/Broadband-Landline/Stop-devices-connecting-to-EE-7-Wi-Fi-Pro/m-p/1507973#M114748 <P>I have the new EE 7 system with 1.6 Ghz FTTP.</P><P>i have two Wi Fi Pro units. One is used to extend range and is over the other side of the house. &nbsp;However the other one is just above the main router. &nbsp;The router is downstairs, I have a CCTV system upstairs above it and need the Ethernet port. &nbsp;Having the main hub and the Pro so close is causing issues just as it says it may. &nbsp;Is the way of stopping devices connecting to the Pro so I am effectively just using it to connect an Ethernet port upstairs to my router.</P><P>Drilling a hole to feed an Ethernet cable through the floor is messy and the only 3rd party products I can find are extenders as well that cannot be switched off so they will make the issue worse!</P><P>Any suggestions welcome!</P> Sun, 16 Feb 2025 23:48:09 GMT https://community.ee.co.uk/t5/Broadband-Landline/Stop-devices-connecting-to-EE-7-Wi-Fi-Pro/m-p/1507973#M114748 RCripps 2025-02-16T23:48:09Z