Comments on: Does having a long internet cable (the one connecting to the phone line) affect my net connection? http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:54:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: checanito http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection/comment-page-1#comment-1194 checanito Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:43:59 +0000 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection#comment-1194 No not at all it works perfectly just make sure that you don't have anything over the cable and make sure about the connections<br><b>References : </b><br> No not at all it works perfectly just make sure that you don’t have anything over the cable and make sure about the connections
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]]> By: Joe http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection/comment-page-1#comment-1193 Joe Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:19:59 +0000 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection#comment-1193 you should always be connected to the internet no matter how long the cable but the longer the cable the more it will effect your internet speed. if your loosing internet connection completely i think you have a different problem on your hands other then the long cable<br><b>References : </b><br> you should always be connected to the internet no matter how long the cable but the longer the cable the more it will effect your internet speed. if your loosing internet connection completely i think you have a different problem on your hands other then the long cable
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]]> By: Trenton http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection/comment-page-1#comment-1192 Trenton Mon, 25 Jan 2010 20:54:59 +0000 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection#comment-1192 The length could be part of the problem but sometimes phone lines have noise in them that cause connection issues.There should be a phone line filter connected to the phone line outlet in the wall that you plug the phone line into.All phone lines in the house should have these filters. The line can be tested for noise and there are commands that can stop this. Contact your internet service provider and tell them your problem.<br><b>References : </b><br> The length could be part of the problem but sometimes phone lines have noise in them that cause connection issues.There should be a phone line filter connected to the phone line outlet in the wall that you plug the phone line into.All phone lines in the house should have these filters. The line can be tested for noise and there are commands that can stop this. Contact your internet service provider and tell them your problem.
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]]> By: dragonjet http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection/comment-page-1#comment-1191 dragonjet Mon, 25 Jan 2010 20:08:59 +0000 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection#comment-1191 By phone lines, you meant you are using Dial-up. In that case you will definitely have disconnections once in a while. The length of the cable also affects the speed. The longer it is, the less signal is transmitted to your computer. You may consider having a Repeater to refresh the signal halfway. But it still doesn't solve the reality that Dial-up is slow. We recommend having DSL instead.<br><b>References : </b><br> By phone lines, you meant you are using Dial-up.
In that case you will definitely have disconnections once in a while.

The length of the cable also affects the speed.
The longer it is, the less signal is transmitted to your computer.
You may consider having a Repeater to refresh the signal halfway.
But it still doesn’t solve the reality that Dial-up is slow.

We recommend having DSL instead.
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]]> By: M580 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection/comment-page-1#comment-1190 M580 Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:50:59 +0000 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection#comment-1190 Not really.. Best thing is check if your cables are properly plugged, in my case before, it got loose so I had to ask them to replace the cable. Check too if there's something putting pressure on the cables, like a chair on top of it O_O It doesnt work? Contact your ISP<br><b>References : </b><br> Not really.. Best thing is check if your cables are properly plugged, in my case before, it got loose so I had to ask them to replace the cable. Check too if there’s something putting pressure on the cables, like a chair on top of it O_O

It doesnt work? Contact your ISP
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]]> By: Mercuri http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection/comment-page-1#comment-1189 Mercuri Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:15:59 +0000 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection#comment-1189 Are you confusing phone lines with ethernet cables? They're different. Now, assuming you really do mean an ethernet cable, ethernet cable signal degrades significantly after about 100ft but 50ft should be ok.<br><b>References : </b><br> Are you confusing phone lines with ethernet cables? They’re different.

Now, assuming you really do mean an ethernet cable, ethernet cable signal degrades significantly after about 100ft but 50ft should be ok.
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]]> By: BStone http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection/comment-page-1#comment-1188 BStone Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:00:59 +0000 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection#comment-1188 It should'nt have an effect on the connection. My brother has a 50ft cable running into his room for his xbox 360 and he has a full connection when playing on xbox live. The cable might be defective.<br><b>References : </b><br> It should’nt have an effect on the connection. My brother has a 50ft cable running into his room for his xbox 360 and he has a full connection when playing on xbox live. The cable might be defective.
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]]> By: ez80227 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection/comment-page-1#comment-1187 ez80227 Mon, 25 Jan 2010 18:31:59 +0000 http://www.connectingart.org/connecting-connection/does-having-a-long-internet-cable-the-one-connecting-to-the-phone-line-affect-my-net-connection#comment-1187 yes. you should be sure to get a dsl quality line first, many come in 25'-50' lengths. the finer the wire, the worse the thru-put.<br><b>References : </b><br> yes. you should be sure to get a dsl quality line first, many come in 25′-50′ lengths. the finer the wire, the worse the thru-put.
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