Posts Tagged ‘ethernet’
May 2026
Pupdate It was Milo’s 5th birthday on the 12th, which meant a post about how he’s getting on. Sadly Max has also needed to visit the vets, with (we think) back ache, which might be the dreaded Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD). He’s been on reduced activity, so shorter walks, but thankfully seems pretty much back […]
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Tags: 2.5gb, 2.5gbe, cataract, dachshund, ethernet, MacBook, Miniature Dachshund, Neo, networking, Realtek, solar, Vespa
OpenWRT on TP-Link WR-703N
The TP-Link WR-703N is a nice, hackable pocket WiFi router. I’ve seen them put to some interesting purposes, but I didn’t own one until yesterday when the kind folk at QCon Shanghai gave me one. I’m not a fan of factory TP-Link firmware at the best of times, but more so when it defaults to […]
Filed under: howto, networking | 2 Comments
Tags: ethernet, lan, OpenWRT, TL-WR703N, TP-Link, wan, wifi, WR703N
I’ve been a fan of powerline adapters for some time. Ever since moving into my house I’ve had a PC in the garage, but sadly my attempts to run an ethernet cable there failed (despite the presence of trunking for the power cable). Initially I had a WiFi link out there, but it was always […]
Filed under: review, technology | 2 Comments
Tags: 500, AV, ethernet, HomePlug, Netgear, powerline, XAV5001
My firm moved offices a little while ago, and one of the things I was looking forward to was a much better Internet pipe than we had in our old place (which seemed like a domestic ADSL shared across 100+ people). Part of the plan was a fully VOIP telephone system, something that I’ll return […]
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Tags: broadband, efm, ethernet, ethernet first mile, network, telco, wimax
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