Can I turn my phone jacks into Ethernet jacks? - business phone system wireless
My family has known all cell phones and no more than one for our phone jacks throughout the house. Is it possible to transform it into Ethernet jacks, so I can establish a network cable throughout the house? The phone has taken what appears to be the Ethernet cabling. There are 8 son, 4 of them are currently used by the telephone jacks.
What we do is our computer and game systems have the same connection throughout the house to the Internet via Ethernet cable. We also have a printer ready for the network that we want to be able to access all the computers together.
Basically, we want to connect the network ports in the walls in contact and in the companies where you can connect multiple computers on the wired network to connect to.
The reason we want a wired network, so that we have the inconvenience and loss of speed of a wireless network can be avoided.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Business Phone System Wireless Can I Turn My Phone Jacks Into Ethernet Jacks?
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Sounds pretty good. At the same time ensure that everything that is not connected to the telephone line outside. You can invest in a tester for CAT5 cable loop. So you can be sure the proper cable and ensure that all cables still work, saving a potential headache.
ReplyDeleteNo, you can not. To your computer with dial-up connection if you have tried your crazy combobulation.
ReplyDeleteYou need a large router or a dedicated server for all Ethernet jacks on the router to the modem cable that connects to the Internet connection to connect.
Basically, if you do not want to spend a fortune, done only in the unique phone and wirelessly to the Internet directly from their computer.
First, I would say it's a bad idea for a landline to remove anything, because there is no backup if the mobile network is down or has a power outage.
ReplyDeleteSecond, if the telephone wiring in the house is a recent phenomenon, it is likely that the installers may have used CAT5 cable is perfect for use in a network. They must try to access the cable and see if you see something that the CAT5 cable with the jacket, or if the cable is twisted pair, said to see.
If they really CAT5 cabling, you must ensure that each port is connected in the configuration of a journey "home", which means that the network cable to take another daisy do not shop, but has spread to a central location. If the wiring is connected in series, their bad luck and you have ReWire. When it comes to the original wiring, buy RJ45/CAT5 Keystone Jacks and RJ45 connectors for the central place where the cables will reach the router or network switch. There are many online resources, how to really network connection. I recRECOMMEND Linksys network equipment and Leviton Network Card and stuff ...
Luck is on the wall is not twisted-pair cabling, and therefore not suitable for computer networks. You can test this by buying or test cable kit
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