Internet on all my RJ45 in the house

Question

Hello,  I built a house in 2017 and had RJ45 ports installed in every room to have internet access in each of these rooms. I have a Bouygues Telecom box connected in my office, along with my home automation boxes (Jeedom, Tahoma Somfy, and Eedomus), but I'm not getting internet on the other RJ45 outlets in the house.... I have a box in my pantry that distributes my RJ45 ports, but if I understand correctly, I need to connect my Bouygues box to it? But how do I do that?  Here is a picture of this box.    Thank you for your help.  Nicolas   Configuration: Macintosh / Chrome 63.0.3239.84

brupala · Accepted Answer

Hi, what do you mean by your home automation boxes? How are they connected to your Bbox? Indeed, you should connect your Bouygues box to this cabinet by connecting its ADSL port to the modem output (blue) of the master filter. You will need to disconnect the octopus cable that serves as a telephone splitter connected to the sockets 2/3/4/6 of the patch panel. Then you connect the Ethernet ports of your box to the appropriate sockets in the patch panel; it would be better to identify them based on the rooms rather than by numbers. See the principle:    -- and ... There you go!

nicolas-j25 · Answer

Hello Brupala, and thank you for your help.  If I understand correctly, I need to unplug the RJ 2, 3, 4, and 6, as well as the blue one from my wall box.  Then on the blue one, I connect the DSL cable coming out of the box, and then I connect cables between my box and the RJ ports from 1 to 8? However, my box only has 3 available slots...   Can I do this with my hub?  My home automation boxes are JEEDOM, Somfy Tahoma, Eedomus, and my Philips Hue Hub, which control my house (shutters, alarms, lights, electricity consumption, heating, water, camera, etc...)

brupala · Answer

OK, yes, that's exactly it, remove the octopus cable that can only be used for the phone, by the way, it shouldn't be used for ADSL, which doesn't support star cabling. After that, the number of ports, you only have 5 of the 8 patch panel sockets connected to wall sockets from what I can see in your photos (very good ones), so that already reduces it. Moreover, the advantage of patching is to connect only what you need where you need it (VDI). Especially since you already have a hub (or rather a switch maybe) that connects your various boxes to the router via the blue cable it seems. This blue cable, you will need to connect it to the nearest wall socket to send it back to your router. After that, you can always add a small switch behind your router to increase the number of ethernet ports. -- and ... Voila Voilou Voila!

nicolas-j25 · Answer

Is this brewing bay what I need? Do I need the switch?  I have the option to get it for €100  However, I just saw that I have a grade 3 cable so that's great, but apparently only two wires are connected, the others cut.... won't it work???

Internet on all my RJ45 in the house

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