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 <lead>The HDHomeRun physically only has a wired ethernet port, and no built-in WiFi (without first connecting to a WiFi router and/or access point). If you are unable to run an ethernet cable to your home router, this page will give you some options on how you might still be able to connect the HDHomeRun to your home network.</lead> <lead>The HDHomeRun physically only has a wired ethernet port, and no built-in WiFi (without first connecting to a WiFi router and/or access point). If you are unable to run an ethernet cable to your home router, this page will give you some options on how you might still be able to connect the HDHomeRun to your home network.</lead>
  
-===== Option 1 =====+===== Mesh node or wifi bridge =====
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-===== Option 2 =====+===== MOCA =====
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-===== Option 3 =====+===== Powerline adapter =====
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-===== Option 4 =====+===== Always on PC or Mac =====
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