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Wall socket RJ45 not communicating with box

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Portoss69360 Posted messages 4 Status Member -  
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Hello,

I can't get my wall RJ45 socket in the living room to communicate with the box where my Bouygues box is connected.
I'm on VDSL, there is no fiber, I connect my gray ADSL socket to the box to the DTI test socket, and then I connect an Ethernet cable from my box to the splitter (where the octopus is originally plugged), but it doesn't communicate.

Attached are some photos.

Thank you!

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    Portoss69360 Posted messages 4 Status Member 1
     
    Problem solved, the wires of the RJ45 socket in the living room were not clipped properly, so there was no contact and no power. I clipped them firmly and it works!
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  2. Portoss69360 Posted messages 4 Status Member 1
     
    I should mention that I dismantled the RJ45 socket in the living room and it is indeed connected with 8 wires.
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  3. Portoss69360 Posted messages 4 Status Member 1
     
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    1. brupala Posted messages 111143 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 446
       
      Hi,
      when you open the CAD (the little forks on the left) of a socket like this,
      you should always reposition the wires 2/3 mm further away so that the CAD does not cut into the insulation (and nick the copper) in the same place, otherwise it can lead to poor contact.
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  4. baladur13 Posted messages 47326 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 390
     
    Hello,
    Above the DTI in your first photo, we can see 3 RJ45 sockets
    Apparently, these are the sockets connected to the sockets in the rooms. This is where you need to connect 3 patch cords to the yellow sockets of your box

    A photo showing these RJ45 sockets (view from below) above the DTI would be welcome...
    Where is your box installed? Close to the DTI?
    Very difficult to catch a black cat in a dark room.
    Especially when it’s not there...
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  6. dhyd Posted messages 752 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   90
     
    Hello.
    Okay, but where does it go on the electrical panel because I only see a phone splitter?
    A phone splitter is wired with 4 wires, and for a computer network, you need 8.
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    In the electrical panel, it would be better to install a gigabit switch with 5 or 8 ports and connect to it.
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  7. dhyd Posted messages 752 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   90
     
    Your setup should look like this :
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