9 discussions on Cabling-Design.com Forums about the Netgear XE103: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
Hi everybody, I'm new here, please bear w/me. The search for relevantinformation is overwhelming and I'm hoping that you guys can help me w/a simple, inexpensive solution.Situation:Verizon FIOS internet service, both wired and wireless in...
Currently, we have two DSL lines:EAST SIDE OF HOUSE: in an add-on "office" room separated by thickwalls). This DSL line leads to a Linksys WRT150N router, which isconnected one computer and three TiVos.WEST SIDE OF HOUSE: in the living...
Hello.I know this is the most common query out here, but I've not quitefound the solution in my reading various posts. So, at the risk ofrepetitive, I'll put my problem out there.We live in an old four-story house with brick and plaster...
I need to connect two Windows PCs in my house via a high speed wirelessconnection. I need enough speed to play a dvd on one computer of of thedrive of the other computer. A wired network is not an option due tophysical restrictions. The...
Thanks in advance for any help.I'm currently using an 802.11g wireless access point. The devices inmy house that connect to it are all 802.11g. I am having some signalissues in parts of the house.I know I won't get faster speeds, but is...
After seeing many recommendations here for the HomePlug solution to link two machines, I got a pair of Netgear XE103 boxes to see if they would work better than my WAP54G/WPC54G wireless link.So I unplugged the cat5 cable that goes to the...