The Vogon wrote Your powerline adaptors are not aware of what contract you have with Virgin. And it's still Docsys 3 so the frequencies don't change - you just use more channels. Those link speeds...

Well I did some some pretty extensive testing: Up until a couple of days ago our network topology was as follows: ISP(Virgin)---Virgin Hub3---TL-PA9020P(No1.)~~~TL-PA9020P(No2.) —PC2 (Mac Pro...

MikeP_AutomationManager wrote Encryption is constant for all exchanges plus there's the announcement mechanism. Lots of code and cycles to squeeze into a small device but maybe they can work some...

MikeP_AutomationManager wrote The encryption requirements are quite CPU intensive, it's hard to picture them working well on little processors like those in a smart switch so it could be quite some...

Model : Hardware Version : Firmware Version : ISP : Hi all, I've been using a TP-Link TL-PA9020P ethernet powerline adapter kit very successfully with Vivid 200 for many months, always achieving very...

I heard that Apple had recently introduced a new software based method to enable HomeKit functionality in third party products, i.e. they've relaxed their former requirement of a dedicated hardware...