Can you use 2 X WPA-281's together
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Can you use 2 X WPA-281's together
Region : UnitedKingdom
Model : TL-WPA281
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Dear Forum,
I bought the WP-281 starter kit which contains the WP-281 powerline adapter with Wireless N. What I didn't realise is that the remote unit doesn't have wireless, it's only the head unit which does. Can I purchase a second WP-281 and use the 2 WP-281's together with wireless at each end instead of the remote unit supplied which only has Ethernet cable connectivity.
Cheers,
David
Model : TL-WPA281
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Dear Forum,
I bought the WP-281 starter kit which contains the WP-281 powerline adapter with Wireless N. What I didn't realise is that the remote unit doesn't have wireless, it's only the head unit which does. Can I purchase a second WP-281 and use the 2 WP-281's together with wireless at each end instead of the remote unit supplied which only has Ethernet cable connectivity.
Cheers,
David
Re:Can you use 2 X WPA-281's together
hi David,
at the Router end, you have to wire into the powerline adapter, it CAN'T going through wirelessly at the router end.
the connection goes like below:
Router plug into wired powerline adapter ----(power) ----TL-WPA281 wifi/ethernet connection out(you can connect both ethernet cable or using wirelessly)
hopefully it helps.
at the Router end, you have to wire into the powerline adapter, it CAN'T going through wirelessly at the router end.
the connection goes like below:
Router plug into wired powerline adapter ----(power) ----TL-WPA281 wifi/ethernet connection out(you can connect both ethernet cable or using wirelessly)
hopefully it helps.
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Re:Can you use 2 X WPA-281's together
Given this configuration, is it possible for me to connect to any of my devices connected to TL-WPA281 from outside my network, from the Internet, globally?
I know my broadband router is capable of port forwarding, but I guess both TL-PA211 and TL-WPA281 will also need to be?
Can somebody please confirm if they are, indeed?
I know my broadband router is capable of port forwarding, but I guess both TL-PA211 and TL-WPA281 will also need to be?
Can somebody please confirm if they are, indeed?
