i have modem of rj11, got new connection of rj45, if i buy female connector of rj45 and wire of rj45 to rj11 will it work

[jog_anish]

i have a modem of rj11 input but i got new connection of rj45 as input, i have a doubt that if i purchase female connector of rj45 and connect one end of it to a line rj 45 and other end with rj45 with rj11 will it work out

 

[bill001g]

I am going to bet no. You cannot hook a DSL modem to anything other than a dsl circuit. If you have a cable modem or any other form of internet you need a different router.

Now if the telco delivered your DSL jack as RJ45 you can convert that but it is much easier to just plug a RJ11 cable into the rj45 jack. The center pins are exactly the same and the plug will fit...it will be kinda hard to get back out though. If you want they do sell cables with RJ45 on one end and RJ11 on the other.

 

[WyomingKnott]

I think that we are really going to need more information than this. My first guess is that you are about to connect a network line to a modem's phone line, which would be a bad idea, but I can't really tell.

First, please describe your "Before" case better. Do you have
o A phone line from the wall with an RJ11 plate
o A modem with an RJ11 socket on the input side
o What is the output connection from the modem, and what do you connect it to? Directly to the computer? To a router or hub?

Second, what part of the above does the new RJ45 connection replace? Is it your wall outlet? The connection on your computer? The input to the modem? The output from the modem?

A picture or three would help if it's easy for you to post them. Google Translate does a very good job if you are not comfortable in English.

 

[Snoevl]

I have the very same problem.
RJ-45 comming from the antenna, but the router wants a RJ-11 plug.. :-/
Any solutions?

 

[bill001g]

I have the very same problem.
RJ-45 comming from the antenna, but the router wants a RJ-11 plug.. :-/
Any solutions?

Pretty much you will have to buy a different router. RJ-11 wan ports almost always mean the router contains a DSL modem and will only attach to a DSL connection.

 

[reisdorf]

I failed to explain it correctly.

Comcast provides us with Hi Speed internet, TV & Phone and uses Cisco Model DPC3939 Wireless WiFi Modem with a MoCA feature in it. Because one area in the house does not easily connect with the wireless feature I thought maybe I could use the coax line that normally provides TV maybe I could use it as an ethernet line. By using the RJ45 cable to the F connect and the opposite on the other end I believe this could be done. Is my reasoning ok.

 

[WyomingKnott]

reisdorf - the thread has been inactive for two and a half years. If you have a question, please open a new thread. If you are providing an answer, the OP is long gone and won't see it. Please don't "necropost." Thanks.

I repeat - if that's a question, please post it as a new topic.