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VDSL cable?

xAssassin124x
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11 minutes ago, xAssassin124x said:

I need to get a new DSL cable for my BT Modem but on the modem it says it is VDSL. Does that mean I need a VDSL cable or can I just buy an ADSL cable?

There aren't any ADSL/VDSL cables :P Are you talking about the cable that comes from the wall to your Router or for the cable that leaves the Router and goes to the PC? First is probably a regular telephone cable (since this is VDSL) and the other is an Ethernet cable.

I need to get a new DSL cable for my BT Modem but on the modem it says it is VDSL. Does that mean I need a VDSL cable or can I just buy an ADSL cable?

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11 minutes ago, xAssassin124x said:

I need to get a new DSL cable for my BT Modem but on the modem it says it is VDSL. Does that mean I need a VDSL cable or can I just buy an ADSL cable?

There aren't any ADSL/VDSL cables :P Are you talking about the cable that comes from the wall to your Router or for the cable that leaves the Router and goes to the PC? First is probably a regular telephone cable (since this is VDSL) and the other is an Ethernet cable.

 
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3 minutes ago, SaladFingers said:

There aren't any ADSL/VDSL cables :P Are you talking about the cable that comes from the wall to your Router or for the cable that leaves the Router and goes to the PC? First is probably a regular telephone cable (since this is VDSL) and the other is an Ethernet cable.

The first one, thank you! :P I was confused because I can only find ADSL cables.

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1 minute ago, xAssassin124x said:

The first one, thank you! :P I was confused because I can only find ADSL cables.

No worries :) Just a regular phone cable then.

 
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