wireless phone jack for DSL

[Guygye]

Does anyone know if these Wireless phone jacks would work with DSL or if they are more/less/as reliable as wireless networking kits such as intel anypoint?

Simply put I need to move my computer and dont have a phone jack close by for my DSL connection, and I don't want to run wires through the house, so I'm looking into a wireless ethernet network or a wireless phone jack. The phone jack is cheaper, faster to setup and no configuration necessary, but I don't know if it will work with DSL or work reliably. I've also heard of connection problems with wireless ethernet setups where you have to reset the box often.

If anyone has any information or has any detailed recommendations please help.

 

[anthrax]

Very likely to be No..becuase I am sure that the wireless phone jack has low pass filter...allowing only the 4khz and below part of the phone singnal to be trasmitted to the phone jack...DSL.....exploits the higher unused frequency and there fore will be filtered out......
DSL won't work....
I would recommend Wireless Lan capable DSL router to be use if you do not want to run wires every where..
stuff like this...
http://www.dlink.com/products/broadband/di713p/

Update...I am sure it won't work as its band pass is 300Hz to 3.8KHz.....The whole idea of DSL was to use the frequencies far above this level...in the MHZ range..sooo it won't work...

 

[Guygye]

Thanks for the response, guess i'll have to look into wireless ethernet.

 

[TimeKeeper]

1. Wireless Phone Jack does NOT work w/ DSL (don't know exactly why, but I have tried it before)
2. HRF is much cheaper than 802.11B STD, but adequate for home setting.

If you are using dynamic ip DSL, it is actually quite easy and hassle free to set up the wireless lan. Also, you do NOT need a router, simply connect DSL modem to "uplink" port in the hub and rest of PC able to dial in via pppoe individually.