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Old 26-01-2007, 19:12   #41
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Re: Homeplug is it the solution?

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Originally Posted by dragon View Post
Out of interest if i had a couple of devices i wanted to connect to a router via the homeplug system that were in close proximity could i just put the devices on a switch/hub and then connect the hub to the homeplug adaptor?...
Yes, I've done this in my garage. A HomePlug device is in an electric socket, the ethernet lead goes into a switch, then I can have several devices (currently two) connected to the switch.
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