Wireless interference

[xoggoth]

I wouldn't buy netgear again. What's the use of a wireless network if it doesn't even cover an average detached house?

[snaw]

Also - thought about using your power to carry your ethernet?

http://www.netgear.com/Products/Powe...ome+Networking

I use these at home to hook up some non wireless kit I have in my loft, work a treat.

[Ardesco]

And I was abused for cutting holes in all my walls and running CAT5E through the whole house so that every room has at least 2 network ports....



You'll see in the end, i'll have my nice gigabit network running while you are all loosing your wireless link and i'll be laughing all the way to the .. erm .. Internet.

(and yes I know you are supposed to use CAT6 for gigabit, but i'm sure i'll still get gigabit speeds from the shielded CAT5E cable i used )

[snaw]

And I was abused for cutting holes in all my walls and running CAT5E through the whole house so that every room has at least 2 network ports....



You'll see in the end, i'll have my nice gigabit network running while you are all loosing your wireless link and i'll be laughing all the way to the .. erm .. Internet.

(and yes I know you are supposed to use CAT6 for gigabit, but i'm sure i'll still get gigabit speeds from the shielded CAT5E cable i used )

Depends on the distance really, but you would most likely be affected. But I doubt you'll be running anything that needs gigabit anyway for a very long time.

Good idea all the same, the powerline adapters work well enough for me.