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sbabolat · 08-08-07, 11:58 PM

Ok,

I have a tricky question, if anyone ever had tested or used this set up .....

I would like to use the dyndns service, with the linksys WRT54G - so far so good, it should be ok.

BUT, I would like to know if I use to reach my computer one of those Ethernet Bridge over the power outlet, if that would still work ?
with one of those
Amazon.com: IOGear GHPB32W4 PowerLine Networking Kit: Electronics

Or if you think that should not do it and I will lose the signal ?

Otherwise, regarding my first post. I found a Ethernet to Woreless bridge, like that one:Amazon.com: D-Link DWL-G810 Ethernet to Wireless Bridge Adapter, 802.11g, 108Mbps: Electronics

maybe, because it is powered up by its own ac power, and it is plug to the NIC card itcan work as a WOL over teh wifi ?

Any idea ?

S.

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sbabolat Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 8 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ok, I have a tricky question, if anyone ever had tested or used this set up ..... I would like to use the dyndns service, with the linksys WRT54G - so far so good, it should be ok. BUT, I would like to know if I use to reach my computer one of those Ethernet Bridge over the power outlet, if that would still work ? with one of those Amazon.com: IOGear GHPB32W4 PowerLine Networking Kit: Electronics Or if you think that should not do it and I will lose the signal ? Otherwise, regarding my first post. I found a Ethernet to Woreless bridge, like that one:Amazon.com: D-Link DWL-G810 Ethernet to Wireless Bridge Adapter, 802.11g, 108Mbps: Electronics maybe, because it is powered up by its own ac power, and it is plug to the NIC card itcan work as a WOL over teh wifi ? Any idea ? S. Last edited by sbabolat; 08-09-07 at 12:28 PM.