@Eyal1990 Yes, although the WPA4220 only has two ports.

I don't know that I agree exactly. It is saying it can support up to 600 Mbps on the entire PowerLine network, not 600 Mbps out of each port (or even in total on a single device). I'm not sure there...

@FrancescoM I don't think you can disable the port - certainly not from the web interface or the tpPLC apps, but perhaps you can physically block the ports up with an RJ45 security block. Search for...

@Eyal1990 that is exactly how they should be used!

@Jason2509 what you are describing is using the device as a WiFi repeater. I don't think they can do that, but even if they can using powerline to get a network connection from your router to the...

@ambrins with the new connection the ISP must have supplied a new router/modem. How is that connected? Is the powerline device now plugged in to an extension lead? Is the router powered through the...