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Nathan Adhitya

2013-02-12 21:19:26

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Diffrent Model Numbers

2013-02-12 21:19:26

can tp-link do something like this?

i want tp link to be attached to a wall then could it deliver the network to Models? like TL-WPA281 ??
i need something to expand my networking without wasting cables

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Nathan Adhitya

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2013-02-26 20:58:51

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2013-02-26 20:58:51

anyone could help please?

sharon

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2013-02-27 16:27:51

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2013-02-27 16:27:51

From the picture you drew, the connection is fine, the powerline adapters will be able to connect with each other in order to expand the network. however, you need to make sure there is a router acting as a DHCP sever in the network because the TP-LINK adapters will not be able to issue IP addresses.

sharon

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2013-02-27 16:30:12

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Re:Diffrent Model Numbers

2013-02-27 16:30:12

By the way, the adapters that belongs to the same Homeplug Standard will be able to find each other, for example, TL-PA211, TL-PA251 and TL-WPA281 are compatible, but all of them may not be able to work with TL-PA101:)