The router, in turn, has a fixed hole on the bottom side, generally ranging from one to three.
Put nails on the wall, in order to be beautiful, you can leave the part of the nail head left on the outside short, so that it is hung close to the wall. If you hit a nail, hit it casually, if there are two or three fixed holes, or measure the distance between the holes before hitting the nail, and then hit the nail according to the value of the amount.
The front side of the router faces out, the bottom side is flushed to the wall, and it is on the line, and the power cord and network cable are planned together.
There's a little gap in the back of the router that runs into the wall. The first step is to hammer a nail into the wall where the router will be hung. Network cable and optical fiber can go to the place, and then after the router line is installed in place, you can hang the gap behind the router on the nail.