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gajanan · 17th June 2008, 08:27

I do, as i just bought it yesterday (i have atm slips a year old, reminds me i have to clean up all that junk

) leme see if anyone in my office has come up with a solution, because i cant buy that du supports only wired connection to one computer. So many people around me have wireless on du and belkin / linksys routers. The du folks told me that THEY dont provide any information on how to set up a router, but i can call some independent contractor and get it done. #$%@

But i am correct in the way i connected rite ? I mean the linksys takes in a telephone socket (RJ11/14) as input and the other end also the same connection type, but it fits right into the LAN wall point of DU. So i am assuming that even if my telephone like wire is connected to the LAN wall out it would still connect. Please tell me what line are you taking out from your wall point to your router (for internet). Is it a normal telephone 4 pin/6pin socket (RJ11/14) or is it a RJ45 LAN wire.

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gajanan Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Born in AUH living in DXB Posts: 227	I do, as i just bought it yesterday (i have atm slips a year old, reminds me i have to clean up all that junk ) leme see if anyone in my office has come up with a solution, because i cant buy that du supports only wired connection to one computer. So many people around me have wireless on du and belkin / linksys routers. The du folks told me that THEY dont provide any information on how to set up a router, but i can call some independent contractor and get it done. #$%@ But i am correct in the way i connected rite ? I mean the linksys takes in a telephone socket (RJ11/14) as input and the other end also the same connection type, but it fits right into the LAN wall point of DU. So i am assuming that even if my telephone like wire is connected to the LAN wall out it would still connect. Please tell me what line are you taking out from your wall point to your router (for internet). Is it a normal telephone 4 pin/6pin socket (RJ11/14) or is it a RJ45 LAN wire.