Does anyone know if it's any useful to use both Ethernet ports on the router? I assumed it'd double the available bandwidth around my house but doing so hangs my router.
tommyturnip
21 Aug 17#6
Best to use one port as it's the powerlines that are the bottleneck.
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NETGEAR PLP1000-100UKS 1 Port,1000 Mbps, 1 Gigabit Port Powerline Adapter with Extra outlet - Pack of 2
Was £49.99 now £39.99
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NETGEAR PLP1000-100UKS 1 Port,1000 Mbps, 1 Gigabit Port Powerline Adapter with Extra outlet - Pack of 2
Was £49.99 now £39.99
@ Amazon
NETGEAR PLP1200-100UKS 1200 Mbps Powerline Ethernet Adapter Homeplug, Pass Through/Extra Outlet (1 Gigabit Ethernet Port) – Twin Pack
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I assumed it'd double the available bandwidth around my house but doing so hangs my router.
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also has gigabit Ethernet port
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How do these fair in terms of holding a connection, I've a set of Trendnet 500Mbps adapters that are forever dropping the connection?