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Old 11-12-2012, 15:57   #7
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Re: how do i split an Ethernet wall socket so i can connect to two devices at once

If you already have a wireless router then that is the solution right there. It needs to be set up correctly, fiddling around with more devices than you need is pointless if they're all set up wrong.
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