Using a TL-WA730RE as a wireless to ethernet bridge.
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Using a TL-WA730RE as a wireless to ethernet bridge.
Region :UK
Model : TL-WA730RE
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Region : UnitedKingdom
Model : TL-WA730RE
Hardware Version : Not Clear
Firmware Version :
ISP : Plusnet
I was recommended to purchase a TL-WA730RE in order to connect my home wireless network based on a Billion 7800N to a small NAS setup based a few metres away in an outbuilding.
The NAS requires a ethernet connection. I was using homeplugs to facilitate this connection but they will now only connect at very low speeds due to mains interference.
Can you tell me how I should set up the TP-Link which will sit in a window in the outbuilding connected to the NAS by a short ethernet lead. The supplied setup guide doesn't seem to cover the topic.
An ethernet cable direct to the outbuilding is a no no.
Regards.
Oddlegs
Model : TL-WA730RE
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Region : UnitedKingdom
Model : TL-WA730RE
Hardware Version : Not Clear
Firmware Version :
ISP : Plusnet
I was recommended to purchase a TL-WA730RE in order to connect my home wireless network based on a Billion 7800N to a small NAS setup based a few metres away in an outbuilding.
The NAS requires a ethernet connection. I was using homeplugs to facilitate this connection but they will now only connect at very low speeds due to mains interference.
Can you tell me how I should set up the TP-Link which will sit in a window in the outbuilding connected to the NAS by a short ethernet lead. The supplied setup guide doesn't seem to cover the topic.
An ethernet cable direct to the outbuilding is a no no.
Regards.
Oddlegs
