Can you connect a network switch (Netgear NS105) to the second Slinglink to get multiple ports at the remote sight?
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Yes. A switch, firewall, or any ethernet device may be connected. You can also have several Slinglinks in different areas of a building, and have a switch on each if needed for multiple network devices.
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Probably will not work. In my experience, Slinglink only works for Dish Network applications.
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I have 2 sets of these working all on the same network so yes you should be able to.
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Not sure if you are asking 1 or 2 questions. For the first part the Apogee mini-switcher works very well to expand from one HDMI port to three. It is unclear what you are asking about the Netgear device.
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A splitter will not work with a router, what you need is what is called a switched hub.
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If you're trying to hook up multiple devices at once, yes. It also switches to the device when it powers on or you can manually switch them.
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Yes, that is called daisy-chaining. We recommend that you do not do more than two unit though as the network speed will decrease with every unit you add to the chain.
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What would be the purpose for doing that? I can only think that maybe the modem and the router are so far apart (over 300 feet) that you need a switch to repeat the signal between them? Does the wireless router have multiple switch ports? You can just chain this switch to a switch port (not the WAN port) on a router to add more ports/jacks for local devices (although even that occupies two ports - one from the router, and one from this extra switch).
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That depends on whether your modem has a router built into it. The way I always do it is to connect the router's WAN port to the modem, then connect the switch to the router's LAN port and the other devices.
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the Linksys Powerline AV 4-Port Network adapter kit... Is already a 4-port switch. So, if you need more than the 4 ports, then Yes, you can use the one of the ports to connect another Switch to add more ports.
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yes, that's exactly what the switch does, it takes an input signal and allows you to direct it to two different destinations, not simultaneously tough (it's not a splitter). I guess your plan is to bypass the AV receiver when you don't need it and watch TV via the direct connection, and go through the AV receiver only when you need the additional capabilities. One push of the button and you will toggle the signal between the two output.
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You can't do that, you need two separate plugins on a router to do that. If your modem only has one ethernet plug, you will need to get a router to provide for more devices.
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Yes you can and Skylink equipment is readily available as they do make a variety of remotes with one or multiple buttons. If you have one switch with only one remote just get another remote that matches the receiver channel you are using. I ave several of these things set up with some installations one remote running multiple switches and others with one receiver being accessed by several remotes in different places.
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Yes, but it's either/or. Only one connection works at a time (A or B), not a splitter but a switcher.
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This switch has 20 ports. Typically you would only have 1 port connected to a router, the other 19 would go to end devices or other switches. Why do you want two connections from a router to the same switch? Type would seem to cause problems in the routing tables.
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I haven't tried creating a new network using one of these, but I run it to a switch which then connects to several devices without any problems.
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You can connect as many as you'd like - as long as your router is configured with a subnet large enough for all the devices connected to the switches (I.e. Quantity of switches doesn't matter - quantity of devices connected to those switches does)
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hi i do have 2 sperate cable boxes, one for the tv, one for the slingbox. however when someon is home an di am away, the remote will chnage both cable boxes. how do i avoid this?