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Easiest way to connect fiber to my detached shop

Question - is the shop powered by a cable from the house? If yes, you might be able to get away using a pair of powerline adapters, one at each end. These work by encoding the data as high frequency &...
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Easiest way to connect fiber to my detached shop

set a router and wifi there as well. Why do you need a router? Do you plan to create a specific subnet in your shop? A subnet that needs to be managed from within the shop? I would just use a Cat6a (...
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Easiest way to connect fiber to my detached shop

Can I have my ISP run a separate fiber and modem without a separate monthly service rate? Almost certainly not. A separate fiber and modem implies a separate connection to the ISP. You might get that ...
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Easiest way to connect fiber to my detached shop

If your goal is simply to have strong, reliable internet in the shop and based that you are willing to run wire, why not keep it simple and install a wired access point in the shop running Cat 6 from ...
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Easiest way to connect fiber to my detached shop

No, the ISP will not run a second fiber line and modem for you, for free. It will cost about as much as it did the first time around. The protocol on ISP fiber is usually different than on Ethernet ...
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What would be the way to bring the internet to the house from the usb internet stick which is 350 meters away?

"USB internet stick" doesn't sound like much. That sounds like a device designed to connect to a single computer. The starting point is to ask for an ethernet connection that I can connect ...
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