The following situation:
We have a modem in the back room. The wifi reception is not sufficient for the front room. We have laid a cable from the back room to the front room. Now I would like to connect a repeater to this cable so that I have wifi in the front room. Can I do this with the repeater?

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The following situation:
We have a modem in the back room. The wifi reception is not sufficient for the front room. We have laid a cable from the back room to the front room. Now I would like to connect a repeater to this cable so that I have wifi in the front room. Can I do this with the repeater?

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Cable = network cable?

No, a repeater is the wrong device for an existing cable. A repeater receives an existing Wifi and sends it out again in a processed form. With this AVM model, you would not be able to plug in the cable at all because it does not offer the option to do so.

With an existing cable, you use an access point (AP). https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/access-point-9?tagIds=7-1377

https://www.windows-guru.de/wlan-repeater-und-wlan-access-point-unterschied/

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The following situation: We have a modem in the back room. The wifi reception is not sufficient for the front room. We have laid a cable from the back room to the front room. Now I would like to connect a repeater to this cable so that I have wifi in the front room. Can I do this with the repeater?