Recent content by smyler316

That's was the impression I got. They said they were going to have someone call me though, so we'll see. Linksys was less than helpful due to the age of the equipment I'm using so hopefully HPNA is good on their word.

Ya. We're currently using some Patton ethernet extenders in another location and they're great. Been looking here and on ebay for some more. I'm waiting for a callback from the HomePNA alliance but they don't seem to be very quick at calling you back. I'm hoping they can help me configure...

I'm currently running HPNA 2.0 10M gear so any speeds over that is fine. I need to send 2 lines out from my central location and I only need one output at each of the 2 remote locations. I agree that the Patton gear is a bit overkill but I'm stuck transmitting over old phoneline so I need...

Anyone have anything like some Patton 2160's, 2168's, 2173's, etc they want to part with on the cheap...or any other type of ethernet extender? I need to get signal from a central location out to 2 remote locations. The distance is only about 500ft but I need to work over copper. HPNA gear...

Bump. Anyone?

I wanted to run a test before ordering any gear. So I replaced the HPRO200 router with one of the HPB200 bridges. I was able to connect to the internet and see my company network but my internet access was painfully slow. Any ideas why the bridge to bridge setup is slower than the router to...

It's a company network, there's nothing but copper between the 3 buildings, 10M is fast enough and the cost of wireless is way too high because of line of site issues. Plus I have other things I need to get budget for so saving on this project would be really helpful.

I've got a Linksys HPRO200 router receiving ethernet from the main DNS server at work and sending signal out to 2 Linksys HPB200 bridges. All the computers are getting internet access just fine. The problem is I can't get the router to pass IP addresses...wants to be a DCHP server....through...