Freebox DTI connection

Hello,

You need to connect an RJ11 cable between the test socket of the DTI and the DSL input (on the left) of the box.

You need to remove the 4 gray connectors from the wiring panel, as they are only for telephony.

And you need Ethernet cables to connect the 3 available RJ45 ports on the box to the patch panel ports 1 2 3 4 5 ..., if you need more than 3 ports in the accommodation, you will need to add a switch connected to the BOX.

Hi,
first, you remove the 4 plugs from the multi-socket cable that comes out of the DTI and is only used to distribute the phone (so it's unnecessary today) and you put in regular RJ45 cords to the patch panel for the wall sockets instead, we've already explained this a lot on this forum.
here's the idea:

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and... there you go!

Hello,
You disconnect "the octopus" (the 4 gray cables connected to the RJ45 sockets marked 1-2-3-4 in your photo)
This octopus is designed to distribute the phone in the rooms via sockets 1-2-3-4, and it's no longer useful since the box is located in the electrical cabinet.



If you want to have Ethernet in the rooms, you need to acquire 4 Ethernet patch cords of this type =======>
You will connect them to the 4 Ethernet ports of the Freebox on one side and to the RJ45 sockets 1 2 3 4 of your patch panel.

The proper functioning of this assumes that the RJ45 sockets in the panel and the wall outlets in the rooms have been wired for Ethernet (8 wires connected) and not just with 2 wires connected, which would simply be done for telephony.
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