Probably not the best thread title. My current setup is. I have a DSL telephone copper line that runs from my street cabinet to my room where I have my computer and into the wireless routers port.

The iconic British telephone of the 1960s and 1970s, the GPO model 746. Mine is from 1971. (That isn’t my phone number) In a manner of speaking though, your telephone wall socket hasn’t forgotten.

In countries with a parallel-type phone system, fax machines often have two phone connection sockets: one for when the fax machine is the only device using a phone socket, and the other, usually ...

As a general rule, once you move to the NBN your telephone wall sockets stop working. Instead, you need to plug your home phone into the telephone socket on the back of the modem supplied by your ...

How to connect an internet router. Most routers are relatively simple to install. In the majority of instances, all you’ll need to do is plug the router into your phone socket, wait for a ...