Is TL-PA8030P a Switch
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Is TL-PA8030P a Switch
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Hi,
I am trying to connect 4 devices. I have a TL-PA8030P kit with 3 ports, I also have a TL-8010 kit with a single port. I would like to connect 3 devices in my media room and also one device in my study. I can get both sets of kits up and running on their own. Also, I can get the 8030 working with one of the 8010's. So my questions are:
Should the 8030 and 8010 kits work together?
If I use just the 8030 and one 8010 will I be able to connect 4 devices? So does the 8030 act like a switch?
This has got me stumped so really appreciate any help.
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hi,
I am trying to connect 4 devices. I have a TL-PA8030P kit with 3 ports, I also have a TL-8010 kit with a single port. I would like to connect 3 devices in my media room and also one device in my study. I can get both sets of kits up and running on their own. Also, I can get the 8030 working with one of the 8010's. So my questions are:
Should the 8030 and 8010 kits work together?
If I use just the 8030 and one 8010 will I be able to connect 4 devices? So does the 8030 act like a switch?
This has got me stumped so really appreciate any help.
