Freebox client-server connection issue -green

Hello, merci .
I have a normal flat, so I guess monophase. However I have tried to plug the two freeplugs on the same power point (like you suggest) and still I can't have the client to connect (while the freeplug themselves became green very quickly).
I have also tried different ethernet cables between the freeplugs and the client and the server..

Effectivement cela ressemble bien à un problème matériel des freeplugs.

As tu effectué la procédure de ré-association des freeplug ? voir : https://www.freenews.fr/media/General/Notice%20Freeplugs%20CPL.pdf

My material is slighly different (I have the V6) but ... yes.. I done 2-3 times the association between the 2 freeplugs, and I have them connecting with both the green light quite easily..

I used this diagnostic software: http://www.universfreebox.com/article12980.html
I have one of the two freeplugs that doesn't communicate on the ethernet port (while they can comunicate each other using the power line pretty fast).
Now I hope they will not take ages to repleace it.. merci

I have one of the two freeplugs that doesn't communicate on the ethernet port

and what ethernet port do you put them on
i dont understand ?

one on each server and player ?

have you enabled the wifi on your free account ?
try it that way

I have tried to use the two freeplugs, one connected to the freebox and the other one to my laptop.
If I connect the "good one" to the freebox, then using the scan program I linked (very nice!) and connecting my laptop using wifi (that I eneabled on my Free account) I can scan both the freeplugs in the network and also observe how the speed change depending on which power socket I plug the freeplug connected with the laptop (and.. yes.. using power strips reduce the speed!).
But if I disable the wifi on the laptop and try to connect using the freeplug itself (remember, on the laptop I have what I believe to be the faulty one) I can't scan anything, I'm out of any network.
Then I tied to switch the freeplugs. In this case (the good one on my laptop) if I use wifi but I temporary unplug the freeplug from the laptop (but still keeping it on the power socket) I can obviously contact the freebox, but the scan software can't find any of the freeplugs (the faulty one is now connected with the freebox).
If I plug the working freeplug on the laptop and disable wifi I can then see both the freeplugs using that scan program and their speed, but I can not access the freebox/internet.
So it is obvious from my experiment that the problem is in the ethernet card of one of the two freeplugs.. and yes.. I tried different ethernet cables than the provided ones.
Now I'll just need to explain all of this to the Free technician for a replacement of the freeplug.. you can wish me good luck ! :-|