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Re: ADSL / USB
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- Subject: Re: ADSL / USB
- From: "Darren Baker" <Darren_Baker@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 12:22:46 -0000
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Martin,
The ADSL socket (master socket replaced by BT) will accept a standard
RJ45 plug so I patched it though to a CAT5 outlet near my PC. The USB
ADSL adapter has an RJ-11 plug which I have plugged directly into my
CAT5 outlet. (My ADSL outlet is in Node-0 and my PC was in the
study.) The cable length from socket to adaptor is approx 12m.
You can get Ethernet ADSL adaptors but they are quite expensive.
Regards,
Darren
--- In ukha_d@y..., Martin Greenwood <martin@p...> wrote:
> What I want is NTL broadband, as this comes with ethernet
> connectivity, but its not available.
>
> So I'm considering ADSL...however the home version is USB...
> This is a pain as USB is a limited distance and I cannot use
existing
> cat5 cabling.
>
> The question for anyone with ADSL+USB... How does the USB ADSL
> adaptor connect to the wall?
> How long can this cable (BT socket to ADSL adaptor) be?
> How have people got round this problem?
>
> Or can I get an ethernet ADSL adaptor and put this in instead of
USB
> one after BT have done their stuff?
>
> Martin
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