Effectivement, c'est même mieux que du Orange pro 8Gb/s.

Le réseau Free doit bien évolué !

Hello,

Thank you for sharing your situation, and I'm glad to hear that the forum has been helpful to you in the past. It sounds like you're at an important juncture with your new fiber installation, and I can understand your concerns about optimizing your network setup.

Here are some suggestions based on your questions:

    Using a Router with More Ports:
        If you replace the Freebox with a router that has at least 6 RJ45 ports, you can connect all your wired devices directly. This would allow you to place the router in a more central location in your house, improving both wired and wireless coverage. Make sure to check with your ISP (Free) to see if they allow third-party routers and how to configure it properly.

    Using the Freebox with a Central Access Point:
        If you decide to keep the Freebox in the garage, you could connect it to a high-performance access point (AP) in the central part of your house. This AP can provide strong Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home. Look for an AP that supports high speeds (like 3000Mb/s) and has good range.

    Relocating the Freebox:
        If possible, you could request the installation team to move the Freebox to a more central location in your house. This might involve running an RJ45 cable from the garage to the living area. It’s worth asking if they can do this during the installation.

    Consider a Switch:
        If you stick with the Freebox in the garage, you could use an Ethernet switch to expand the number of available ports. Connect the switch to one of the Freebox's Ethernet ports, and then connect your devices to the switch. This way, you can utilize more than the 4 ports available on the Freebox.

    Wi-Fi Extenders or Mesh Systems:
        If you find that the Wi-Fi signal is weak in certain areas, consider using Wi-Fi extenders or a mesh Wi-Fi system. Mesh systems are particularly effective in larger homes, as they provide seamless coverage by using multiple nodes.

    Consult with a Professional:
        If you're unsure about the best setup, it might be worth consulting with a networking professional. They can assess your home layout and provide tailored recommendations.

Ultimately, the best solution will depend on your specific needs, the layout of your home, and your budget. I hope these suggestions help you make an informed decision!

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

J'ai basculé début Août sur un forfait Red by SFR (celui à 7,99 € pour 100 Go), je n'ai rien reçu en terme de comm de leur part sur ce sujet, ou pas encore...
[Edit] Ah ben si, reçu aujourd'hui, il était passé dans les Spams 

Sur le Versoud, blocage OI de tout un PM, cela fait désormais 3 mois et XPFibre annonce un retard d'un mois encore...
J'ai l'impression de revivre 2019 et le pire c'est que bien étant fibré depuis 2020, ma connexion fibre est coupée et je suis obligé de repasser en ADSL le temps du blocage.

Désormais, il ne convient plus de compter les prises restantes en attente de fibrage, mais aussi les prises fibrées qui redeviennent inéligibles...

Si d'aventure quelqu'un pouvait fournir les IPE de mardi, ça serait cool.

Merci encore pour ces conseils !

Concernant mon voisin : il n'est jamais là !
Je l'ai vu une fois en 8 ans...
Il possède plusieurs propriétés en France et loue celle-ci à la semaine.

Je prends note des autres suggestions.