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Old 07-10-2007, 14:46   #9
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Re: Devolo Homeplugs as a network option?

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They essentially act as a Path between locations I have one plugged into my ADSL router and another plugged into an 8port switch upstairs which then has

PC/Xbox/server/Voip fone/Bt vision STB connected
The powerline adaptor upstairs donesn't care that there's a switch and several devices connected to it It will just send the data as needed.

But yes you'd need either a router or a pc running ICS to use them unless you were only using them to connect 1 pc to the modem.
Ahhh...of course,router just for the extra pc`s....doh.

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Which would have to be running whenever one of the other computers needed internet access.
Hence the reason my kids think the spare 1Mb stb connection is great
Our younger children are never on the pc until the evening/weekend and mines always on by then though.
My 20Mb router/firewall/gateway machine not being on is`nt an issue either way though.

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How about this router for under £25 - it specifically states that it works with Virgin Media: http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?...18153&doy=7m10
We dont need a router just now but if & when i do buy one i think it will most definetely be a nice Linksys one.
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