Works well when used correctly, wireless problem solver

Had the connection from the basement (router) for PC my sister (1st floor) always problems. The first generation of Allnet Powerline (14 Mbps) worked, but was badly slow. Then the transition to 54 Mbit WLAN. The two proceeded thanks to reinforced concrete slabs, which have to be crossed diagional, and despite the acquisition of second external rod antennas but mixed. Again and again tore down the connection (microwave on, WLAN off), and even with optimal connectivity she was not really fast.

So now the retry with 200 Mbit Power-LAN. And what can I say: it works! Although only did the use of wall sockets properly (are power strips with other consumers in the way unsuitable for Power-LAN, better diekt in the wall!) Speed, then the connection is stable but with displayed 40 MBit / s. That I would not reach the promised 200 MBit / s was clear to me already from the experience with the first Allnets, but the actual speed is sufficient absolutely. The Internet has anyway only 6 Mbit, and copying files over the network comes with approximately 2 MB / s (16 Mbit / s) and fast enough. When two directly adjacent outlets I reached according Allnet software the way more than 170 Mbit / s.

So four star thanks to functioning properly, the Fifth is missing because of slightly incomplete documentation (scarce Manual: no recommendations for optimal connectivity that I had found in experiments themselves).