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--- public:en:femnet:howto:netzantraege [2021/03/04 22:02] – moved headings according to German page, exchanged mailadress (->helpdesk) fbit
+++ public:en:femnet:howto:netzantraege [2024/02/14 04:23] (aktuell) – [I have my own WiFi-router] oberossie
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 ====== Help for the application for device registration ======
-<WRAP half info>
+{{fa>language}} <wrap hi>[[public:femnet:howto:netzantraege|German version]]</wrap>
-{{fa>language}} [[public:femnet:howto:netzantraege|German version]]
-</WRAP>
 ===== Where can I find the form? =====
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 ===== I have my own WiFi-router =====
-We don't like seeing private WiFi-routers being used in the FeM-Net.
+The use of a private WLAN router in the FeM-Net is not permitted in all houses. Private routers are prohibited by us in houses with expanded FeM WLAN. If you try to do this anyway, you risk being permanently banned from using the LAN access. On the one hand, the router's signals interfere with those of other routers, which can ultimately affect all users. On the other hand, the correct configuration of the WLAN router causes difficulties for many users.
-On one hand, they can disturb the radio signals of the other routers' signals which can affect ever user.
-On the other hand, the configuring the WiFi-router the correct way seems to be quite hard for many users.
-In many places in the FeM-Net we provide our own FeM-WiFi networks.
-If you still intend/need to use your own WiFi-router, please consider the following:
+If you still intend/need to use your own WiFi-router in houses with no FeM-Wifi, please consider the following:
   * Your device **must not have NAT enabled**
     * Using NAT, the devices behind your WiFi-router get hidden. Therefore, we can't identify the users which use the network and e.g. in case of an infection with a computer virus we can't react to the very device which has been infected.