Sorry, I mean RJ11 for the telephone (the type of cable connector at the 
telephone end that typically goes from the “BT Jack” at the BT wall socket).  
If you're coming from a PSTN to using a VoIP on the router, you just replace 
the BT Jack cable with a RJ11-RJ11 cable (which was supplied with the router).  
Just check to see if the phone has an RJ11 socket.

I erroneously said an RJ47 connector (which would be Ethernet).

Regards


James

> On 30 Dec 2023, at 14:50, James Blake <jimmybl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I've got CityFibre (which is run by Vodafone) and its Fibre-to-the-Premises. 
>  They effectively run a bit of fibre from the telegraph pole into my house, 
> just the same as copper used to.  This terminates in an NTE box that converts 
> it to Ethernet.  
> 
> Vodafone supplied the router that plugs into the NTE via the Ethernet (my 
> assumption is that there's an Ethernet switch in the cabinet and they're 
> encapsulating Ethernet over the fibre, then there's a single IP presented to 
> the router than then NATs anything you plug in on the other side).   The 
> router has an RJ47 connection for a telephone and I have a number allocated, 
> but don't use.  I assume this is now done as Voice-over-IP to the router and 
> its handling the conversation to the PSTN handset.
> 
> Got to say I've had it over two years, great speed and minimal outages.  Much 
> happier than I was with Virgin.
> 
> Regards
> 
> 
> James
> 
>> On 30 Dec 2023, at 14:40, CA Wills <ci...@cewland.uk> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi All
>> 
>> Hope you've all had good Christmas' and the New Year.
>> 
>> Recently we had a visit of workers who were starting to install Fibre cables 
>> to replace the overhead coppers.  They said it was going to be Gigabit 
>> capable and it would be cheaper to install the new broadband connection at 
>> the same time.
>> 
>> Question is what router would I need (no game playing & little streaming) 
>> and if it affects the telephones?
>> 
>> What I've seen so far does not mention any telephone information. My next 
>> door neighbour is also trying to find out info.
>> 
>> Our phones are normal landlines through cables around the house, will we 
>> need to change these?
>> 
>> Miss our monthly meetings because this is the type if 'chats' we could have, 
>> not so easy over the 'net'.
>> 
>> Perhaps next weeks meeting could provide the info??
>> 
>> Meanwhile I'll keep looking.
>> 
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