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Please help, I just recieved the mains adaptors to create a network, I tried to create one one but it just don't work can anybody help.
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Nice.
Who do you work for?
Who do you work for?
It's under public trial at the moment, however working for an ISP, my name is right at the top of the list :-)
Ooh, sounds good. Any news/sites with info? And is it expected soon?
I'm still waiting for PLDSL (power line DSL) to hit the streets. 5mbit symmetrical lines for ADSL money, with instant UK availability. Bring it on.
Turbonutter wrote:
> This is all just BNC on a new level.
I meant clever as in "I wish I'd thought of that".
> This is all just BNC on a new level.
I meant clever as in "I wish I'd thought of that".
Possibly stupid question, but they are plugged directly into the wall, not into a four socket bar adapter, right?
This is all just BNC on a new level. What errors are you receiving?
Coin wrote:
> I know, but I swear you need aditional hardware as well...
The mains is effectively (and essentially) a circuit, so it functions in exactly the same way as ethernet cable. The plug points are just the equivalet of the ends of the cable. SR sell the kits, check them out, quite clever actually.
> I know, but I swear you need aditional hardware as well...
The mains is effectively (and essentially) a circuit, so it functions in exactly the same way as ethernet cable. The plug points are just the equivalet of the ends of the cable. SR sell the kits, check them out, quite clever actually.
are you trying to connect upstaris to downsatirs, if so, it's possibly to do with the ring masin in your home. Modern homes have seperate rings for up and down on seperate circuts
I know, but I swear you need aditional hardware as well...
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