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      <title>Implementing IPTV and Internet Channel Reuse Using the VLAN Binding Function of the Optical Modem</title>
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      <description>Background In a new network environment, the wireless AP is located in a metal weak current box, resulting in poor signal strength. The network port in the living room is connected to the IPTV interface of the optical modem with only one line, which cannot carry internet services. This is clearly a problem caused by not adequately planning during the renovation, leaving only one line. How can we move the wireless access point from the weak current box to the living room without running additional cables while ensuring that the normal internet needs of the entire house are not affected?</description>
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