No instructions on how to connect the All-Fi Hub device to an ethernet network

Hello, my thoughts,

Your answer seems logical and in fact, I thought I would try something like that.  I have to position the All-Fi Hub device upstairs, near a window, so my guess is that I only need a switch with two port outputs to connect my computer and to send the signal into my existing network.  Then I will have to figure out which line is going to the wall outlet port in this room and connect that line into the input of the ethernet switch currently in use in my network junction box.  Then it should send the signal to all of the currently ethernet connected devices.  I'll give that a try.  If I were able to set this up near my network junction box, it would be easy, but the instructions say to use a 2nd floor location near a west-facing window.  That will give me a good signal, I think. 

Eureka!  I got it to work without any written instructions but some help from "my thoughts".  However, setting up security cameras has been a challenge.  Luckily, I was able to get most of that done too, but it was time-consuming.  I also made a mistake in connecting some of the ethernet cables, but that appears to be sorted now.  It was a painful process, but I'm glad to say it's nearly done.  The equipment setup instructions say the process takes 20 minutes.  That may be true in actually getting the All-Fi Hub to work, but certainly not in getting everything else to work with it!!!!   I would guess that I've devoted over 4 hours to it so far, but the finish line is near.  

How can I setup my non AT&T booster to work with my new All-Fi hub?

Thanks!

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