Is there a way to have two network connections through 1 powerline?
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Hello,
I was talking to an ATT representative and she said it is possible to have two internet connections under one house, however, we are limited in powerlines. So, what I was wondering is if it would be at all possible to run two separate internet connections, with two separate IP addresses running from one powerline. I know there are like powerline adapters, but will it actually allow two separate network connections (as in paying for two separate lines)?
I was talking to an ATT representative and she said it is possible to have two internet connections under one house, however, we are limited in powerlines. So, what I was wondering is if it would be at all possible to run two separate internet connections, with two separate IP addresses running from one powerline. I know there are like powerline adapters, but will it actually allow two separate network connections (as in paying for two separate lines)?
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