Does the RJ45 Port work to supply internet to maybe a desktop?
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yes. I have used it to provide connectivity to a "smart" DVD player that required a CAT5 cable to access the internet. Works great.
1857703
Yes - I have a desktop as well. I purchased this little guy, plugged it into my tower (USB) and was able to connect wirelessly to my modem. The signal and connection has been great, considering my router is only about 25 feet from my computer. I would recommend this device and buy again if needed.
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desktop ==== 2-Port RJ45 Splitter ====== router? what do you mean by connecting this to a desktop?
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specs on another website for this model say it has "RJ-45 Network Port", so that means you can plug in a regular ethernet cable like with DSL or Cable-modem
2083927
It has a port forwarding configuration, but I haven't been able to get it to work. I haven't tried all that hard, though.
1793649
The receiver is RJ-45 only. However, I have used a power line ethernet adapter and it works fine.
787735
Yes it has a jack on the side. Rj45 into your network, plug it in at both ends and connect your pc. Good solution for a room not wired or weak wifi.
906603
This will work with your internet/U-Verse Cable, but my cable wasn't long enough, so I had to get another cable and use the RJ45 to connect the two, is the reason I purchase RJ45Coupler. I google it and I believe it will work. Good Luck!
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Yes. Just use the appropriate Ethernet cable or Cat5 cable terminated with RJ45 ends between the two mux connector. Once it is connected, it looks like a standard Ethernet link to the devices on each end. You also get the benefit of standard RJ11 in and out at each end. So, if you want a standard phone line also, just plug that into each end and it is carried over the Ethernet / Cat5 cable also. I use this device to link internet and telephone to my free standing garage from our cabin. We only had to pull one Cat5 line and the result is everything is available.
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Yes this machine comes with a USB rj45 adapter. I run mine wired at work all the time.
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My first answer is no, the cable does not make an internet connection out of a telephone line, it converts a telephone phone connection to Ethernet so the phone service can be carried over the Ethernet cable. Usually the conversion would take place on both ends with another RJ45 to RJ11 adapter, when you hook everything up, you still only have a connection for a telephone with dial tone. I use these for connecting the incoming phone service to my patch panel in the basement, which then uses Ethernet cables to carry the signal to an individual room, there I can use another RJ11 to RJ45 adapter to plug the telephone in. My first answer is no, the cable does not make an internet connection out of a telephone line, it converts a telephone phone connection to Ethernet so the phone service can be carried over the Ethernet cable. Usually the conversion would take place on both ends with another RJ45 to RJ11 adapter, when you hook everything up, you still only have a connection for a telephone with dial tone. I use these for connecting the incoming phone service to my patch panel in the basement, which then uses Ethernet cables to carry the signal to an individual room, there I can use another RJ11 to RJ45... » Read More My first answer is no, the cable does not make an internet connection out of a telephone line, it converts a telephone phone connection to Ethernet so the phone service can be carried over the Ethernet cable. Usually the conversion would take place on both ends with another RJ45 to RJ11 adapter, when you hook everything up, you still only have a connection for a telephone with dial tone. I use these for connecting the incoming phone service to my patch panel in the basement, which then uses Ethernet cables to carry the signal to an individual room, there I can use another RJ11 to RJ45 adapter to plug the telephone in. « Show Less
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"Allows 2 computers to share a single RJ45 10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet port"
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Yes it could be used for that... I would suggest an upgrade in the modem as the rj45 port is only 10 mbps and I would recommend a 100 mb port to a switch then use the switch as a distribution point [as the Homeportal only has a wan port]. Then put a switch out in the house where needed connected by cat 5e or 6 wire. This will allow home traffic between devices to travel at giga speeds. Still internet speed will be extremely slow due to the DSL modem/router and there is no headroom for use by more than one person at a time. But if you have no need to distribute the signal to only one room then a wire from the DSL modem to a switch is fine and devices connected to the switch can communicate at a higher speed.
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Plug your internet supply into the first port. It might not matter which port, but since that is typical that is what I did. I have two of these working well at my house.
1464587
This cable is for High speed Internet Connection. RJ45 connection to the network router or modem
1015385
Yes for sure. If your desktop is not wireless Davy you can always use an Ethernet cable
1417672
Yes, although it would work better to use a Cat5 the entire way, the only difference between a Cat5 and an RJ45 is the type of cabling inside.