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Optical fiber wall socket issues

Minder83 -  
Hello,

Hello, today they installed fiber (Free, the Freebox Pop) and my Ethernet wall sockets are not working, only the Wi-Fi is, I'm attaching a photo of the installation, if it's a wiring problem, can you help me?
The guy told me to check with an electrician ????,
It worked with ADSL wall sockets.
Thank you


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3 answers

  1.  jee pee Moderator
    Hello,

    Just an observation, visually, the 4 cables connected between the box and the patch panel seem very thin to me. Especially when compared to the cables that run from the back of the patch panel.

    Where do they come from? They might just be telephone cables; it would be necessary to test a proper Ethernet cable.

    And indeed, most of the time, it's an electrician who takes care of the network cabling. It's a low voltage network.

    1. Minder83 Author
      Hello, they installed everything,
      Initially I had ADSL connected directly to the smart TV and the TV box as well,
      They installed the fiber for me, set up all those cables, and my Freebox Pop is set up there to only use the Ethernet wall sockets in my apartment
      So, do you think it could be an issue with their cable?
    2. Minder83 Author
      I'm going to buy one and see if it comes from the cables; I didn't see the installation at all.
    3. brupala
      @Minder83Perfect.
      Hoping that behind the wall sockets there are indeed 4 pairs of wired cables, it's not a given with this type of installation...
    4. Minder83 Author
      @brupalaYes, hoping so, otherwise it will be via Wi-Fi and that's a shame.
    5. brupala
      @Minder83It's possible to rewire; it's within the reach of anyone careful, and if it doesn't work, you need only a few tools and nothing too specific.
  2. brupala
    Hi,
    what are the 4 small cords between the fbx and the patch panel, where do they come from?
    I'm afraid they only work for the phone if you got them from the dti...

    --
    and... There you go, all done!
    1. Minder83 Author
      Hello, they come directly from the 3 technicians from Free, who installed the optical fiber in my apartment, so do you think the problem comes from the cables?
    2. kaumune
      Hi

      There are only 3 cables between the box (which has only 3 Ethernet ports) and the patch panel

      Shouldn't the 4th cable go to the box directly??? (Seems pretty big to me??)

    3. jee pee Moderator
      @kaumuneor by looping he connects under DTI,
      where previously the 4 cables had to be connected
    4. kaumune
      @jee peeFor me, it goes from the PTO to the numbered brewing socket 4 ??

      Very strange, by the way, it shouldn't be the case, I must be misseeing and writing nonsense, if it is indeed the PTO there is no RJ45 socket.
    5. brupala
      @Minder83The Free technician is not supposed to lay these cables; he should only be connecting the box to the fiber, behind the box. That's not his problem, but yours.
  3. glandu
    Hello friends, I just wanted to share my thoughts. I truly believe that it's Jee pee who is closest to the truth. So here’s my take: the contractors appointed by the provider only have a contract to supply fiber with a box at the end that is connected to the router. It’s up to me to create a fiber or RJ 45 network to distribute to other rooms. There are tutorials on YouTube; you need to be "plugged in" to get the job done. I had heard about adding a full media communication box Legrand or other "lex com." Legrand lex com are brands.
    It's indeed an electrician who did the installation; you need to ask him if this cabinet or the elements are present in his technical column. I can see the DTI box, I can see the fiber arrival box, an RJ 45 switch, and the router.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m14hCPS3iA8

    "Donkeys change their minds, not fools."
    Please make sure to mark your message as "resolved" if that's the case.