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Powerline: Ethernet to WiFi

  • 18-04-2015 12:16pm
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    LPHeadstrong
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    Hey guys, not sure if this is the right forum but it seems most appropriate. Anyway, I want to extend wifi to the other side of the house. The issue is There's no prime location between the router and the intended zone for a wifi booster. So I was hoping to get a powerline that I attach an RJ45 close to the router and have a receiver powerline in the intended zone work as an access point without the need for another RJ45.

    Is this possible? I'm genuinely having trouble finding any products specifically for this purpose. I've come across Ethernet-to-Ethernet and Wifi-to-Wifi but so far nothing that deals with both.

    Hope I made that clear enough. A product link or any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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