On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 08:24:54 -0000, in uk.comp.home-networking "SteveO"
<(E-Mail Removed)> strung together this:
>Current setup:
>
>I have Home Highway.
>There's an ethernet connection from the HH box to my 3com router/modem combo
>in the loft.
>That box has four RJ45 outputs.
>They go to 3 PC's and one Xbox.
>This all works fine.
>
>When Mr BT comes along for my HH installation I want to swap the combo
>router thing, for the ADSL equivalent box, and plug the PC's back in.
>
Good plan, you never know, it might work!
>What I don't know is what is physically installed by BT for the ADSL
>installation. Is there an equivalent to the HH box with and RJ45 connection?
>(Life's not that easy is it?)
>
There is but whether you get it installed or not is a different
matter. If not you want a faceplate splitter. This gives you two
sockets on your master socket. 1 filtered BT socket for phones and 1
unfiltered RJ45 for ADSL modems. This splitter will also filter all
your existing extension sockets, (if there are any).
http://www.clarity.it/acatalog/ADSL_Installation.html
(First item on the page).
>If not, what do they install, where do they install it, and how do I connect
>up to the router?
>
Anything could happen, it's BT! They may fit a faceplate filter for
you but if not, you know what to do.
...
SJW
A.C.S. Ltd.