How do i connect my router to my telephone line

Hello,
Follow the following steps:
1- Check your landline. If there is a tone signal or not. In case there is a signal go to step 2. In case no signal, contact your telecommunication company service center in order to repair your telephone line.

2- connect your telephone line to small device called filter signal. this device has one input (for telephone line) and two output line (one for your telephone system and other for ADSL your router)

3- You have to configure your router to connect to Internet.

For more details bout router configuration, contact me on [email protected]

I hope this help you.

hello, im confused here, have you a cable modem or telephone line. if you have a cable modem then you plug an ethernet lead rj-45 from your modem to your router.but if you've a telephone line then you have to connect a filter to you telephone box an a rj-11 lead from your filter to your router hope it helps

regards
shaun

1. check the line has internet service enable (telephone provider),
2. check the microfilters on each telephone plugs
3. check the dsl light stays always on. if not is a line/provider service problem.
4. enter the router webpage.
5. configure the user and password internet acess codes. (check the internet provider for your internet account)
6. check the internet light turns on

1.check with your ISP for proper connectivity.
the telephone line is good that means that you have a connectivity issue with the IP from the ISP.
2. Unplug the router from the wall connector then replug it back in.
3. check the line filters for you telephone line.

Jehayman,

I am not if you are referring to the Ethernet connection when you said connections to the telephone line. Your WRT54G does not have a telephone port, it has an Ethernet port. If you would like to know how to connect this router to your network here is how you can do it.

If you look on the back of your router, there will be 5 Ethernet ports there (looks like a phone port but it's bigger). They are labeled 1,2,3,4, and WAN or Internet.

The ports labeled 1-4 are for your computer/s that will connect to the router through wired connection using an Ethernet cable. The port all by itself labeled WAN or Internet is where the modem should go to. If you dont have a modem from your ISP and just have a line that is plugged in straight to the computer, that line can be plugged in to that port.

If you want to receive "incoming" telephone-calls:

ADSL modem <---> Linksys SPA <---> wrtu54g <---> wired computer

and Linksys SPA <--- telephone-line-1 --> telephone hand-set
and Linksys SPA <--- telephone-line-2 --> FAX machine

or Linksys SPA <-- telephone-line-1 --> mechanical telephone-splitter
with telephone-splitter --> hand-set
with telephone-splitter --> FAX

Yes, you can chain routers together if you'd like, however people who connect to the first router connected to the modem will not be able to see the people connected to the chained router. However, people connected to the chained router will be able to see the other people connected to the main router.

Steven

Hi

First you have to connect the telephone line to the integral modem and then using straight through cable to connect the computer to the modem.

Jyothish

Scenario 2 to 4: Scenario 2) The modem does not have an Ethernet port. The modem is a dial-up modem for traditional dial-up service. To use the Router, you need a cable/DSL modem and high-speed Internet connection.

Scenario 3) You cannot use the DSL service to connect manually to the Internet.
After you have installed the Router, it will automatically connect to your Internet Service Provider (ISP), so you no longer need to connect manually.

Scenario 4) The DSL telephone line does not fit into the Router’s Internet port.
The Router does not replace your modem. You still need your DSL modem in order to use the Router. Connect the telephone line to the DSL modem, insert the setup CD into your computer, and then follow the on-screen instructions

what router is it its a voip router like vonage