powerline network to router for 50Mb/s down & 6Mb/s up

[ulaganath]

hi Guys,

I am planning to run my fibernet via powerline adaptor currently i am getting 90-110Mb/s from room to hall. But new setup needs the parellel room to be connected via fibernet modem to my main router in my PC desk.

I know it got complex as my ISP refused to pull the wire directly to my pc room. Now need your advise on which setup will work

I currently cant run a wired line from ISP modem but i have a tplink nano 500Mb/s pair and r7000 , wndr4720 N900 CENTRIA.

I am getting confused. I am managing to have a ups as safe backup for the router and modem.

I wish to get the router in my room for easy access if anything goes wrong

 

[thiggins]

Sorry, I can't understand what you are asking.

 

[ulaganath]

I need to get Internet to all devices from single plug point with no way to drag LAN cable. My PC in other room. I wanted to know what's the best way to stay connected for all wired and wireless. With the said mentioned devices In hand

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[thiggins]

Use the powerline adapters to connect the modem Ethernet output to
the router's WAN port.

 

[ulaganath]

I can't. As I have only 1 plug point and I am using extension box connecting 3 devices

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[thiggins]

There are powerline adapters with pass-through power sockets.
http://amzn.to/1TLQdIT

 

[ulaganath]

Yeah I seen that too. But current one will be waste for the money spent and more over I am currently ok with the setup .

Planning to see if I can run LAN cat 5e to a power line socket. So that I can get the HD player to keep streaming HD content without buffering or I need to connect the Centria as bridge as I don't want it to be I could see the slowness in it after using r7000 which is rock solid until today for a month