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Original Poster: Michael Steel
Apologies if this has already been answered elsewhere, I couldn't find a post asking exactly the question I had so thought I'd better raise another to be sure I understand things completely.
I'm considering moving to a nest solution to provide wifi in our house. I've checked how to connect the mesh router to our existing router and it seems easy enough. However, I have a PC at home that doesn't have wifi and relies on an LAN connection provided through powerline adaptors. I've been using this set up for a year or so now, so the adaptors themselves, the electrical circuits and the performance I achieve are all fine for my purposes.
My question is, once I've converted my existing router into a modem bridge, is there a way I can provide a feed out of the nest router into the powerline adaptor in order to provide my wired PC with internet connectivity? Ideally I'd like a LAN feed out of the mesh router that I can just plug straight into the PL adaptor without needing to alter my set up further.
It looks like there might be a LAN port on the device that would allow me to do this but wanted to check before I spent any money.
Thanks in advance.
