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Anastasis · 18-09-2004, 10:44

So if I am right in my understanding of what this is saying, this means that if I have one of these NTE5's installed at my main socket, all other sockets in the house will not be able to be used for ADSL. Is that right?

If so, given that at some point I may want to move my PC upstairs from where it is now in the corner of the dining room, it would be best to go for a standard socket and filter each phone socket individually. If that is the case, then it isn't really a problem as I have two DECT phones with the base station plugged into the main socket, so only the main line would need a split filter. All other sockets would still be usable for normal phone use should I want to plug in a corded phone.

Again, am I right in what I am saying?

18-09-2004, 10:44	#10
Anastasis Inactive Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Bournemouth Posts: 102	Re: From NTL to ADSL - advice please... So if I am right in my understanding of what this is saying, this means that if I have one of these NTE5's installed at my main socket, all other sockets in the house will not be able to be used for ADSL. Is that right? If so, given that at some point I may want to move my PC upstairs from where it is now in the corner of the dining room, it would be best to go for a standard socket and filter each phone socket individually. If that is the case, then it isn't really a problem as I have two DECT phones with the base station plugged into the main socket, so only the main line would need a split filter. All other sockets would still be usable for normal phone use should I want to plug in a corded phone. Again, am I right in what I am saying?