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New fiber installation with active RJ45 socket?

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brupala Posted messages 111117 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -
Hello,

Hello, after a recent move, I just had fiber installed. So far, everything is fine, but I have an RJ45 socket in every room, and I can't get internet on them. I want to avoid losing speed by using Wi-Fi and take advantage of these sockets. Here is the wiring photo from which I should be able to get internet in one of the rooms.
Unlike the photo, I've reconnected the 3 RJ45 sockets next to the black cable that connects the fiber box to the distribution hub.

https://www.noelshack.com/2018-36-6-1536391999-mood-20180907-164038.jpg
Some forums talk about RJ45 sockets only for the phone; I must admit I'm a bit lost.

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    baladur13 Posted messages 47306 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 385
     
    Hello
    The principle of wiring is there (diagram for ADSL):

    For fiber, the principle remains the same from the box output.

    If connecting an Ethernet output from the box does not work on the RJ45 socket it is connected to, you need to check that the wiring has been properly done on the 8 wires that an Ethernet cable normally contains.

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    1. Parisien91720
       
      Concretely, in my situation, I'm trying to connect my box to the female input of the distribution box?
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    2. baladur13 Posted messages 47306 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 385 > Parisien91720
       
      If the wiring of the sockets is indeed using 8 wires, the Ethernet cable between the Livebox and the splitter should logically allow a PC to connect at the other end in the room where the cable goes.

      I suppose the phone is included in your fiber subscription...
      Also try connecting a phone cable between the Livebox and the splitter and plug the phone in the room to see if the phone works.
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