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Connect two PCs with an RJ11 cable

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max59143 Posted messages 154 Status Member -  
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Hello,
I would like to connect my laptop (Windows Vista) and the desktop PC (Windows XP) with an RJ11 cable via their modem
but how to do it?
so if anyone has a little idea
thanks in advance

Configuration: Windows Vista / Internet Explorer 7.0

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yvasnil Posted messages 66 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   4
 
In my opinion, it's not possible, unless you want to spend 2 years, or you would need, um, a router with RJ11 ports.

why not put a crossed RJ45 between your two PCs if you want to have them in a network without a router
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max59143 Posted messages 154 Status Member 4
 
Actually, it’s for the internet, it’s just to communicate between the two PCs.

Well, my RJ45 port is already in use, it’s connected to my Livebox.
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yvasnil Posted messages 66 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   4
 
If you connect your other PC to the Livebox via RJ45, does that solve your problem? Your PCs will be connected to each other.

Another solution: connect them to each other via USB ports.
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max59143 Posted messages 154 Status Member 4
 
yes but my desktop PC is not connected to my livebox
that’s why I want to establish a link between the 2 PCs using the RJ11 cable
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yvasnil Posted messages 66 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   4
 
okay I don’t quite get why you don’t connect all your PCs to your Livebox (or at least use a Wi-Fi card for your desktop if you can’t pull a cable)

but you won’t be able to do that using your RJ11 ports, it’s not for nothing that networks are wired in RJ45.

otherwise use the USB ports to network them with a cable like this:

https://www.pearl.fr/article/PE7334/cable-usb-2-0-transfert-et-reseau
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