- Feb 22, 2003
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I'm curious if there is an easy solution to combining a wireless link with an ethernet over powerline link for better bandwidth?
I used to have a wireless bridge for use in the living room by the Blu-Ray, Xbox360, etc. but the wireless connection would cut out every so often, even though it provided decent bandwidth. I started to use the UTP connection on the U-Verse box instead. However in my new house, I don't have coax or UTP run to the location of the entertainment center. I'm using a Powerline adapter to connect, but the bandwidth is sub-optimal. I'd like to combine a wireless connection and the Powerline connection to get the increased bandwidth of the wifi, while maintaining the stability of the Powerline connection.
Anything out there that will let me do this? All of my searches for link aggregation have not proven fruitful.
I used to have a wireless bridge for use in the living room by the Blu-Ray, Xbox360, etc. but the wireless connection would cut out every so often, even though it provided decent bandwidth. I started to use the UTP connection on the U-Verse box instead. However in my new house, I don't have coax or UTP run to the location of the entertainment center. I'm using a Powerline adapter to connect, but the bandwidth is sub-optimal. I'd like to combine a wireless connection and the Powerline connection to get the increased bandwidth of the wifi, while maintaining the stability of the Powerline connection.
Anything out there that will let me do this? All of my searches for link aggregation have not proven fruitful.
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