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PLP2000 - Two connections per side?
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https://www.ca.netgear.com/home/products/networking/powerline/PLP2000.aspx
I cannot find this information on Netgear's website or Google for the life of me.
The PLP2000 shows 2 ethernet ports on each unit.
Our router is on the main floor and our office is upstairs. If I need to connect two computers to the powerline adapter in the office upstairs, then do I need two ethernet cables connected from the downstairs powerline adapter to the router? Or only one?
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Re: PLP2000 - Two connections per side?
Thanks!
So then (for instance) on the downstairs powerline, I could plug the router and also a separate device into it? I only ask because i'm running out of available ethernet ports on my router. I would assume yes but I'm just double checking ..
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Re: PLP2000 - Two connections per side?
In regards to the running out of ports, you can snag a cheap 8 port gigabit switch for $15-20 usually
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