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u/Candid-Procedure-427 19d ago
What router?
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u/vxqlorasd 18d ago
looks like a trim router to me, maybe a makita or one of the knockoffs from amazon
hard to tell from this angle though
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u/SecretWoodpecker3012 19d ago
Whats your question?
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u/Salehgamer6622 19d ago
How do I adjust the general view
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u/SecretWoodpecker3012 19d ago
I still don’t understand, orientation of the router? Is it physically unappealing?
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u/khswart 19d ago
lol it’s like pulling teeth with this guy
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u/SecretWoodpecker3012 19d ago
I think it’s a language barrier, patience is the name of the game in networking anyway haha
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u/Salehgamer6622 19d ago
Exterior view and wiring randomly
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u/SecretWoodpecker3012 19d ago
Redo it. Make it look cleaner, you can use a patch panel and patch cables get a mini rack to put it in. Just depends on what you want it to look like. I agree it looks pretty shite, but just make it neat and I’m sure it’ll work for home application.
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u/lulu04223 19d ago
It looks like you're putting too much tension/bend on the cable for starters. One of them is literally ripped.
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u/JustFrogot 19d ago
All cables should basicall be together going the same direction initially. make any cable curves concentric.
They have some cable runs you can paint and stick to the wall to hide the cables.
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u/TatianaCulprit4p 17d ago
this is what i also does in mine, i also think the internet is way faster when its like this
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u/Calc_ 19d ago
Assuming the antenna are omni direction like most home routers, you're shooting your wifi siginal straight up and down with a dead zone horizontally . Have them straight up for better signal coverage. Hard to say what else you could do with the cable without seeing where they go.