I have the following setup:
Ground floor:
Asus RT-N66U router
First floor:
2x Macbook Pros on wifi
Smart TV
SkyHD
Second floor:
Desktop PC
HP Microserver
Everything bar the MBPs are connected via TP Link powerline adaptors - two 500Mbps (ground and second floors) and one 200Mbps (first floor). I'm aware the adaptors will be running at the lower speed, so my intention is to upgrade at least the 200Mbps adaptor. I currently have ADSL (via TP Link modem) which gives me around 10Mbps. I have TP Link gigabit switches on the first and second floors. I'm about to get FTTH and have opted for the 200/20 package. I therefore want to get my network sorted to take advantage of this.
I bought the router a year or two ago with the intention of using it for fibre when it became available. The powerline adaptors are at least a couple of years ago.
Where can be gains be made, and what is necessary to maximise speeds and capacity?
Ground floor:
Asus RT-N66U router
First floor:
2x Macbook Pros on wifi
Smart TV
SkyHD
Second floor:
Desktop PC
HP Microserver
Everything bar the MBPs are connected via TP Link powerline adaptors - two 500Mbps (ground and second floors) and one 200Mbps (first floor). I'm aware the adaptors will be running at the lower speed, so my intention is to upgrade at least the 200Mbps adaptor. I currently have ADSL (via TP Link modem) which gives me around 10Mbps. I have TP Link gigabit switches on the first and second floors. I'm about to get FTTH and have opted for the 200/20 package. I therefore want to get my network sorted to take advantage of this.
I bought the router a year or two ago with the intention of using it for fibre when it became available. The powerline adaptors are at least a couple of years ago.
Where can be gains be made, and what is necessary to maximise speeds and capacity?