Looking for compatible WiFi extender
I have a network of only 1 adaptor ( PL 1000 v2) and 1 access point ( PLW 1000 v2 / NETGEAR14_EXTENDER ) bought about 3 years ago . I wish to extend with 2 new WIFI access points On the market I cannot find the same model ; they are not sold alone (!) but with the adaptateur I do not need Are there some other access point models compatible with the one I have : same speed, 2 frequencies, WPS ? Where can I find in the documentation the process to charge the box password on all access points ? Thank you.PLW1000v2 - capped at 100mbps?
Hi all. I've been using PLW1000v2 & PL1000v2 for a while now on my home internet. I've been on a 100mbps plan & I was been getting between 70-90mbps which is fine. I've recently upgraded to a 500mbps plan & I'm still only getting 70-90mbps via the powerline adaptors (wirelessly connecting directly to the router is giving 500mbps). I've logged in to the router & I can see the PLW1000v2 on the network, but it's showing a link rate of 100mbps. Is there any way to increase that so I get closer to the 500 mark? I was under the impression that the PLW1000v2 could go up to 1000mbps? Thanks!
Cameras connected to router Via Powerline plugs Kill my internet when turned on.
Right so i have a spicy issue that i cant get my head around and i very much hope a or a multiple of beautiful souls here can help me out with! So lemme throw some deets down! I have some Cameras that hook up to my R7800 via Netgear PL1000 however the second i turn them on, my internet dies. A real nightmare im sure you can imagine! The very second i turn off the powerline plugs. Wham BALAM. Internet is silky smooth again. I drew some pictures to help you visualize the problem! Any help or advice you can sling my way please do so! Thanks! Tim xxNetgear PL1000 horrible speeds (old AV200 were fine)
Hi all, I just got some Netgear PL1000 AV1000 Powerline adapters this morning and not going well so far... I've been using TP-Link AV200 adapters for 3 years and I get a solid 55Mbps download and 9-10 upload. This is with one plugged in next to the router in the lounge downstairs and the other in the spare room upstairs. There is nothing wrong with them, but I have VM 150MB internet (165Mbps on speedtest.net this morning on my mobile over Wi-fi) so I was just after something a bit better and with Gigabit ports to try and make better use of my connection. House is a small 3 bed that was built in the 1980s. Fuse box wise 'all sockets' is a single fuse if that is of any help. So... this is result from the TP-Link just before I swapped them out this morning - http://www.speedtest.net/result/5914788776.png I then plugged in the new Netgear powerlines into the same plugs and I get 1.73Mbps download and I get around the same upload as before. 500MB file LAN file transfer - upload is getting around 9MB/s so there is some extra upload bandwidth in there too but no download bandwidth; download thought about it for a while and never kicked in... http://www.speedtest.net/result/5914801776.png In order to try and eliminate it being noise of other devices in same double socket I also tried in other plugs the otherside of the rooms and switched up/downstairs adapters with each other, same speeds. It is the same story when I move upstairs to a single socket on the landing. But, I've tried moving the 2nd plug to a double socket in the lounge and I get 91Mbps download and 5Mbps upload when they're this close together. So it's not that the new powerline adapters are broken. The 'pick a plug LED' are green wherever I put them which implies Link rate > 80Mbps. I can't find anything online about this comparison to having existing adapters working fine, also very odd having such a massively low download but upload maintaining. All I can think is that the AV2 standard using the extra wire doesn't like my house as I can't think why one would work fine but not the other, but I don't really have a clue? Does anyone have any ideas please before I put them back in the box and return them? Thanks very much.
