Which powerline supports mdns/chromecast

Which powerline supports mdns/chromecast

Which powerline supports mdns/chromecast
Which powerline supports mdns/chromecast
3 weeks ago

My network is in my home. My power connection is far from my home and I have a powerline to transport my internet. At the end of my powerline I have an accespoit form the Wifi devices here. I cannot 'see't he devices there . I've been told thats because my powerline adapters donnot support mDns/Chromebast. My question is: when I replace my current powerline adapter with one that supports mDns/chromecast can I 'see' my devices here. If so what powerplug does supprt/relay mDns/chromecast? Hope you can help me/this is possible

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Re:Which powerline supports mdns/chromecast
3 weeks ago

  @Sijtsman 

Hi,

 

TP-Link powerline devices support mdns.

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Re:Which powerline supports mdns/chromecast
3 weeks ago

  @Sunshine I hope this helps to explain my issues. I have 3 product. One of then is in my wifi network and can be found. I use the toot mDns (mDNS Discovery - Apps op Google Play) The 2 devices that cannot be 'foud'are in a different wifi network. They are in the same network as the device that can be found. The devices that cannot be found are connected through a powerline adapter. I talked to to someone about this and he said that my powerline doesn't support mDns. They are i think 8 years old and I think they don't suppert this. Adding them to the same wifi network as the one that does work is not an option. I am willing to replace my powerline with one that supports mDns if that solves mij problem. I hope this helps. 

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