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Routing Ethernet Upstairs??!

JJCooper_

In my house, the internet modem has to be mounted downstairs because of the DLS connector in the room. But i want to get ethernet upstairs in my room. My room is right above the room with the modem. I don't want to drill a hole in the ceiling for some ethernet passthrough. So any ideas for fast ethernet upstairs without any cables running down the hallway?

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If you want ethernet you'll have to live with a cable somewhere... Powerline is the other option, but a bad one.

If someone did not use reason to reach their conclusion in the first place, you cannot use reason to convince them otherwise.

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2 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Can you run it in the walls?

 

Do you have coax in your house? Try moca if you do.

 

 

I do have coax running from bottom to top. Could try it.

2 minutes ago, Stahlmann98 said:

If you want ethernet you'll have to live with a cable somewhere... Powerline is the other option, but a bad one.

Just how bad is powerline? 

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Just now, JJCooper_ said:

Just how bad is powerline? 

Depends on wiring, often worse than wifi, esp if your directly above. A good wifi setup with a single wall should be pretty fast(>500mbit with high end access point and client)

 

1 minute ago, JJCooper_ said:

I do have coax running from bottom to top. Could try it.

This is your best option, and should give you gig speeds.

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Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

This is your best option, and should give you gig speeds.

That would be perfect, since im using a gigabit modem. 

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