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moonema
Mar 13, 2019Aspirant
Orbi - Ethernet connection
I am looking at deploying the Orbi AC3000 in my house. I think I will get the coverage needed (smaller system is slightly too small for my house). The question that I had was the following ...
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plemans
Mar 13, 2019Guru - Experienced User
You could use a set of powerline adapters in the room for the linux computer if you needed it hardwired. You'd have less worry about wireless interference plus the powerline should be on the same circuit so your connection would be great.
And it'd allow you to place the other satellite somewhere else for better coverage.
- moonemaMar 13, 2019Aspirant
So the Powerline adapter will interface correctly with the Orbi mesh network?
- plemansMar 13, 2019Guru - Experienced User
moonema wrote:
So the Powerline adapter will interface correctly with the Orbi mesh network?
If you have one plugged into the orbi router and one into the linux computer it will work. the orbi itself doesn't support powerline without an adapter.
- moonemaMar 13, 2019Aspirant
If you have one plugged into the orbi router and one into the linux computer it will work. the orbi itself doesn't support powerline without an adapter. --> that is what I was thinking thus the follow-up question. Seems like an expensive solution to get copper to my linux box but might be my only option.