Hi All
I recently moved into a new apartment which already had network sockets installed in pretty much each room. Here are the issues I'm having
* The British Telecom Openreach Master plug is in our master bedroom which is not exactly handy. If I plug the internet router directly into the plug of our office room, internet will work, but I get only 50% speed compared to being plugged into the master plug. Because the faceplate on the master plug says "openreach", my understanding from doing some research is that it has the hardware built in to reduce any noise on the home circuit already. So why would I have such a massive loss of signal between two plugs?
* If I plug the router in any socket, (for example I plug the router in the master socket in the bedroom, then plug my deskop computer into the office plug via a ADSL filter and RJ11 to RJ45 cable), the internet connection gets killed instantly. We've tried this on several plugs and still the same result, as long as there is any other device plugged in, the internet connection on the main router will die. Any ideas why this might happen and what I can do to remedy it?
A quick note that all wall face plates/pluges are BT phone plugs, not RJ11 or RJ45 type plugs. I have ADSL micofilters and cabling for all.
Any insight would be hugely appreciated
Thanks
I recently moved into a new apartment which already had network sockets installed in pretty much each room. Here are the issues I'm having
* The British Telecom Openreach Master plug is in our master bedroom which is not exactly handy. If I plug the internet router directly into the plug of our office room, internet will work, but I get only 50% speed compared to being plugged into the master plug. Because the faceplate on the master plug says "openreach", my understanding from doing some research is that it has the hardware built in to reduce any noise on the home circuit already. So why would I have such a massive loss of signal between two plugs?
* If I plug the router in any socket, (for example I plug the router in the master socket in the bedroom, then plug my deskop computer into the office plug via a ADSL filter and RJ11 to RJ45 cable), the internet connection gets killed instantly. We've tried this on several plugs and still the same result, as long as there is any other device plugged in, the internet connection on the main router will die. Any ideas why this might happen and what I can do to remedy it?
A quick note that all wall face plates/pluges are BT phone plugs, not RJ11 or RJ45 type plugs. I have ADSL micofilters and cabling for all.
Any insight would be hugely appreciated
Thanks
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