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themafia_69

join:2003-08-04
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[Internet] Using a dsl filter?

Hey guys and gals, I was wondering if I could use a filter/splitter on the fibe dsl. I want to have a phone in the same location as my fibe modem. The technician that installed the connection told me it's better to put the phone in another socket. The other sockets are in different rooms and I don't really want to run a long wire through the house. What do you think is the best solution?


JCohen
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Do you have any slack on the phone cable that was installed? If you do you can get a double phone jack and than use one jack for your modem and one for your phone but you will need to do some small rewiring.

If you split the signal at your phone jack and it causes issues with your internet and you call Bell you might be charged a repair fee if they send a tech out.


themafia_69

join:2003-08-04
31952

Not sure what you mean if I have any slack on the phone cable. It's in the jack on the wall and goes to the modem.


kovy

join:2009-03-26
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reply to themafia_69
Yeah get a splitter/filter, should be fine. If it causes problem then you know you need to some some wiring... he probably installed a pots splitting... so your kinda defeating the work he did.


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