Is the male side for telephone? I already have an ethernet cable for the female end.
1280262
This is not the adapter you need. A household telephone jack is an RJ11. This is an RJ45. This product converts a standard Ethernet cable into a crossover cable. These are rarely needed these days. The GigE specification requires auto MDI-X.
1280263
I am not a VOIP specialist, so have a look here: http://www.wikihow.com/Setup-Voice-over-Internet-Protocol-%28VoIP%29-in-Your-Home, or here: https://www.voiptalk.org/products/voip-setup.php, or on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuN9TOXwL1E . Just examples, there are a lot more out there...
2074370
"YES" The Cable N Wireless has a male plug on one end, and a female plug on the other end.
2147691
Absolutely: you need to match the cord to the hookups at each end (of your intended connections), which may be male or female, depending on equipment.
1720533
Sadly no. Cable and regular modems are different devices. This cable modem only has 3 inputs, 1 for the power cord, 1 for the cable (for cable television e.g. Time Warner) and 1 for the Ethernet cord (which I see as more of an output due to the fact that it's outputting the internet but from the perspective of the modem it's not). Most cable modems (if any) aren't going to have a "telephone jack". The regular modem at any store is usually a "telephone jack" modem which are usually cheaper than a cable modem so check them out, try walmart, best buy or Amazon lol
321785
Yes it's Just an extension cord male and female ends I hope this helped Thanks!
198840
If I recall correctly it's basically just the phone and a really long (25-30') Ethernet cable.
1982256
Sorry, no help here. I only use it as an otg adapter. Plus I don't own a male to male usb cable to test for an answer.
208085
Yes, the wiring is the same at both ends... meaning the color and order of the wiring is consistent in both ends of the plugs BUT the end plugs are different.........one is the type of end plug for a telephone the other is type of end plug for ethernet.
762400
No. The router supplies an ethernet signal, NOT a phone signal. This cable is used to transport an existing analog phone signal over an 8 pair Ethernet cable. It will not change the type of signal coming from your router.
459119
I am pretty sure this is a female USB to male esata. Check the picture at the new egg website. Maybe some people don't know the difference between "male" and "female". In other words you will need a female esata cable that will go around the center piece in the port, to connect one end and then the male USB port on the other end
2026357
Raul, I don't see why not. It's a regular telephone with a Ethernet connector and a phone line connector.For local calls you can use the phone connector, for long distance you can use Skype or whatever service you wish.RegardsAlvaro
602463
It is a pass-through. There is a male USB on the end of the cable.http://imgur.com/SU9HzOl
1368730
I agree with Amanda's comment. Ethernet cable from router to computer is only for the initial set-up.
1638538
The antenna terminates into a male PAL antenna jack. The package I received included an MCX to PAL (female) adapter to plug into the dongle. Having said that, the antenna is not great; you should find a more adequate antenna.
232362
I don't see why not, its just sending a signal down the wire. It does not know the difference between Ethernet, or telephone drop wire or anything else.
807793
If you mean an access point, then yes if you mean you're going to plug the ethernet cable in to the jack on this device.
980517
No. The other end is not micro male connector but is mini male connector. hence it is too big to connect to my micro female port.