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 Wed 17 Nov 10 18:27 
 Using a router as a bridge - RattleandSmoke
Well I have a spare 8 port switch so I would simply wire that into a homeplug. The problem is the homeplugs them selves would have to be blucked into one of them 6 way gang things so even that is not ideal.

I do know where you are coming from though and I suppose sometimes do I get systems back with no connection, usualy because it is being diverted via some gangs proxy server but like you say it would be something else to get in the way of things.

I really need to see if I can get this cable under the carpet :(.
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 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 16:27
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 16:33
 Using a router as a bridge  rtj70 17 Nov 10 17:55
 Using a router as a bridge  spamcan61 17 Nov 10 18:09
 Using a router as a bridge  Rhubarb 17 Nov 10 18:24
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 18:27
 Using a router as a bridge  sherlock47 17 Nov 10 18:03
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 18:19
 Using a router as a bridge  Rhubarb 17 Nov 10 18:33
 Using a router as a bridge  rtj70 17 Nov 10 18:44
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 18:51
 Using a router as a bridge  Rhubarb 17 Nov 10 18:58
 Using a router as a bridge  rtj70 17 Nov 10 19:50
 Using a router as a bridge  Mike H 17 Nov 10 19:35
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 23:04
 Using a router as a bridge  Rhubarb 18 Nov 10 09:27
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 18 Nov 10 21:47
 Using a router as a bridge  bhoywonder 19 Nov 10 10:17
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 19 Nov 10 12:32
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