[Gllug] Wrong ADSL modem/router?

John Hearns jhearns at freesolutions.net
Mon Mar 17 09:50:16 UTC 2003


On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 23:30, Chris Bell wrote:
> 
>    Most important, the majority of ADSL filters are cheap and nasty, and do
> not have sufficient space for a reasonable filter network, so save yourself
> some problems and get either a BT approved filter unit or a replacement
> front for the standard BT box to full BT spec. They are only a fraction more
> expensive.
Could we have a link to the approved filters, and the replacement box
front, please?

For people who aren't familiar with this,
in any houselhold which has had a BT line installed in the last (????)
years, a BT master socket is installed.
These are the same size as light switches.
The BT line comes into the house and terminates at this socket.
There is a removeable panel, which your phone plus into, and extensions
are wired into this.

The reasoning for this is that BT take responsibility up to the master
socket. A BT engineer can come in, unplug the removeable panel and test
the line without your domestic equipment coming into play.



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