Re: [sussex_mug] Powerline Network adapters

Simon If you have a Fibre to the Cabinet connection (FTTC) then the performance delivered to your router can be variable depending on the distance from you to the cabinet and the interaction with other users on the cable to your house. It can slow down Use an ethernet connection to connect y

Re: [sussex_mug] Powerline Network adapters

I’m on fibre that gets up to 80mb and the router is the Superouter that Talk Talk supply with “unbeatable” wireless connection. I’m aware that users share the same wifi, that is why i wanted to go down this route so i could at least set up my main machine to be on a wired connection. Simon > On

Re: [sussex_mug] Powerline Network adapters

Simon, what is your router? We are looking to replace ours and are bewildered by the choice available. > On 2 Jun 2015, at 20:28, Simon Atkinson wrote: > > Thanks for the advice, i didn’t think this post had made it through. I have > up to 4 people on my wireless network and when they stream

Re: [sussex_mug] Powerline Network adapters

What’s your broadband speed? Also remember that wifi users share the same bandwidth channel. Ethernet connections get their own channel to the server Regards Sam MacAmbula

Re: [sussex_mug] Powerline Network adapters

Thanks for the advice, i didn’t think this post had made it through. I have up to 4 people on my wireless network and when they stream TV of films all devices start to lag. The coverage is excellent in my house but just useless when everyone is online at the same time. All this with what is supp

[sussex_mug] Powerline Network adapters

Hi, I’d like to attach my router to the power line to lessen the strain on my wireless network. Are these any good? http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/devolo-dlan-500mbps-duo-adapter-a42lt?gclid=CjwKEAjwnKCrBRCm1YuPrtWW0QMSJAC-5UYkc8z4Ug0-J5SZSlUm0CQ3A_IjLV5lz13eO4TT9egEmxoCXQTw_wcB