I do network with RJ45 cable and they are always working fine. this time around, i have t use a faceplate instead of the usual direct cable connection.how do a arrange the cables on the two sides within the jack.in fact i need a tutor on the cable arrangement and termination.

First of all are you sure your Internet card is working? there should be 2 lights at the back of your CPU in the Internet port when you connect the RJ45 or Internet cable they suppose to blink to show they receive and sending data. Are you sure you the RJ45 cables are at their right places? you can always identify them by their colors.If you think every is ok with your connection and your modem is sending Internet signal you can always buy an Internet adapter (USB) to resolve your problem.



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It depends on which country you are in.

It depends what Broadband wiring setup you have.

It depends which type of cable you are talking about (see images 1 and 2 below)

In some countries, the RJ11 to RJ11 cable goes from this device into the phone Socket of an ADSL filter. One RJ45 to RJ45 cable goes from the Router into the Ethernet Socket of the ADSL Filter. Another RJ45 to RJ45 cable goes from the Router to the Computer. The ADSL Filter then goes into the Phone socket in the wall.

You need an ADSL Filter in every Phone Socket that has a telecommunications device attached to it (Fax Machines, Answering Machines, TV Set Top Boxes, games Consoles etc.). The ADSL filter separates Telehone, Voice & Fax Data traffic from Broadband traffic and allows all to share the same phone line with out conflict.

See Network Diagram below.

In some countiries or wiring setups, the RJ45 to RJ45 cable form the Router to the Wall does not need to go via the Phone Socket and can go directly into its own dedicated Ethernet Wall Socket.

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IMAGE 1: RJ11 to RJ11 or ADSL MODEM or BROADBAND or TELECOMS or TELEPHONE Cable







IMAGE 2: RJ45 to RJ45 or CAT5E or LAN or ETHERNET Cable


DIAGRAM 1: Typical UK Home Broadband Network Diagram

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1. Make sure the LAN/ Ethernet cable and RJ-45 connectors at both ends of the cable are fine and the cable is not damaged.
2. To identify the problem, try a short cable and another PC/ Laptop

Let me know if any further clarification/ assistance is required.
Hope it helps! Good Luck!
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As long as your laptop doesn't have a firewall enabled then you should almost always be able to get connected by directly connecting your unit to the router.

Here is how to Determine if you Windows Firewall is enabled
Once it is disabled try resetting your Belkin back to Factory default Settings.
If all that still doesn't work I would attempt attaching it to the modem, and know once and for all if you router is working correctly.

Hope this help, and if it did please remember to leave Feedback/Testimonial. Thanks.

I dont understand the question. Usually connections are very self explanatory because sizes of plugins are unique.
An ethernet cable has an rj45 connector and can only plugin to an rj45 connector.
Usb have 4 or 5 type connectors but they are unique to them also.
Personally I never use the USB connector cable though sometimes you may have to if the modem or router doesnt seem to work with the ethernet cable.
Lay people that have no idea how all this modem router stuff works should probably follow the directions for setup using the USB cable.

Radio shack or electronics store has a tool that will crimp the modular plugs onto the network wire. Usually under 30 bucks.

Good luck!

That slot is actuall not accessable externaly. The open bay is for the AGP slot right next to it. Directly to the left of that slot you have a riser board the provides 2 additional horzontally mounted pci slots. You'll have to use one of these.

Some routers start handing out DHCP wireless IP's at 192.168.2.100. Try setting the upper limit at .110. If the router is found in a site survey (view wireless networks) but cannot connect, the limitation would be why.

I overlooked the installation cd for the drivers. Everything was fine after they were installed from the cd. Thanks for your quick response.

If you have two Rj45's in your PC you can. Cable is connected to your cable modem. Than another cable called a Rj45 (Looks link a over sized telephone jack), connects from the modem to your PC. The simplest & cheepest way would be to buy a splitter for the Rj45 cable. (A lot less money than buying a second network card. Take a look at the link.(Click it once).
http://www.sfcable.com/cable/p/102101.html
You will also need another Rj45 cable to go to your macbook.
http://www.csncables.com/Ethernet-Cables-C9196.html

And lastly, if you want to be able to sit any where in your home & still maintain an internet connection you can buy a wireless router. If your mac has a built in wireless network card.
This is pretty cheep compaired to other wireless routers around.
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10336386&dcaid=17873

Have more questions, feel free to ask.
Mike