85Mbps Powerline Ethernet x2
http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Perip...roductId=27296
Do these plugs come with 56-Bit DES Encryption for network privacy and security like other branded homeplugs ?
And do they come with Ethernet cables ?
Thanks
85Mbps Powerline Ethernet x2 ?
85Mbps Powerline Ethernet x2
http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Perip...roductId=27296
Do these plugs come with 56-Bit DES Encryption for network privacy and security like other branded homeplugs ?
And do they come with Ethernet cables ?
Thanks
yep and yep - I've updated the website to include this vital information too...
Awsome thanks for doing that Amie
I've never done powerline networking so i need a router , I'm with Virgin Media cable is the Netgear RP614UK Cable Router any good or would you suggest something else ?
http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Perip...roductId=15179
Thanks
Get the netgear - I got a D-Link and have regretted it ever since...
"As we journey through life, discarding baggage along the way, we should keep an iron grip, to the very end, on the capacity for silliness. It preserves the soul from desiccation."
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Thanks
ive got generic 14mbps to pipe the net from a modem router to my main switch. works like a dream and saves an age in cabling. If its anything other than piping internet round the 85mbps will be a god send.
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[quote:ec43cf6232=\"bouncyb\"]ive got generic 14mbps to pipe the net from a modem router to my main switch. works like a dream and saves an age in cabling. If its anything other than piping internet round the 85mbps will be a god send.[/quote:ec43cf6232]
Is the internet made of water?
"As we journey through life, discarding baggage along the way, we should keep an iron grip, to the very end, on the capacity for silliness. It preserves the soul from desiccation."
Humphrey Lyttelton 1921 - 2008
yes it is, and whenever i hack into any computer hardware or vending machine, i end up having to replumb it :? (bioshock reference)
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[quote:acfa7eedd5=\"bouncyb\"]yes it is, and whenever i hack into any computer hardware or vending machine, i end up having to replumb it :? (bioshock reference)[/quote:acfa7eedd5]
If a joke needs explaining, it's not funny.
"As we journey through life, discarding baggage along the way, we should keep an iron grip, to the very end, on the capacity for silliness. It preserves the soul from desiccation."
Humphrey Lyttelton 1921 - 2008
Do the HomePlugs come with Vista drivers ?
shouldnt need drivers as they work as if it's connected via cable anyway.
eg rj45 to modem/router. just saves a long cable between floors and rooms.
2007 - Present day.
Im intrested in these.
Is that 85mbps constant or depending on a number of factors?
Ive found some that do 200Mbps:mrgreen:
Constant, same as if you have a cable going between router and pc. then it show as 100mb these are the same thing just shows as the connection is 85mb.
2007 - Present day.
The 85mbps is in ideal circumstances. It's affected by things such as anything on the mains rings which sucks a whole load of power (heaters, hairdryers, microwaves, ovens). Also things like multi-socket adapters will lower the line speed. I have two and each are plugged into a multi-socket adapter and I get around 60-75 so still pretty good. Overall I think they're great but if had get time I'd still nail some CAT5 to the wall.
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