Thread: Wiring a network cable with RJ11 plugs
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Old 05-11-2009, 20:20   #1
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Wiring a network cable with RJ11 plugs
I know they're not strictly RJ11 plugs, but for the sake of argument, assume they're the ones that connect to your ADSL modem for example.

Is it possible to crimp an RJ11 plug onto a network cable? I'm looking to replace the current telephone extension lead we have with electrically shielded network cable, but can't find anything that says if this would work or not.
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