Internet-Box im Verteilschrank installieren
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Hello @Kassollo

At the very beginning of this report there is a diagram.

If we don’t know what kind of multimedia cabling you have installed, it’s difficult…

The best option would be 8-wire cabling.

Are your cans marked “yellow” and “green”?

Then you can take a normal cable and slap it from the DSL socket onto the socket that leads into the living room. You may have already plugged in a cable there that you took from the router.

You move the router into the living room and connect it there.

So you would have the router in the living room.

But you can also install a WiFi box in the living room and then have WiFi and the box is connected via cable.

But if you’re very unlucky, you have no choice but to open the box and see how the electrician connected it. But you do this at your own risk if you do anything there.

So far I have always found a solution with customers on how to bring the signal into the living room.

greetings Lorenz

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@lorenz

thank you for your answer. It is the case that the sockets are marked yellow and green, I have now put the patch cable CET5 (?) from the DSL connection to the connection for the living room and connected IB2 in the living room. then IB2 doesn’t get a connection to the internet. If I connect IB2 directly to the DSL connection, it works. Only IB2 would then be placed in the distribution cabinet or in the aisle. so not good.

By the way, the patch into the living room worked with the old router, so the line actually works.

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Hi @Kassollo

A normal network socket has 8 pins. Wires

In your cabling they are divided 4 by 4.

Green for telephone 4 wires

Yellow for network 4 wires

Not every router has the same pin assignment of the DSL cable

The DSL cable only needs 2 pins (cable). If exactly these two wires have not been connected to the socket it won’t work. Then you have to connect the box correctly

Greetings Lorenz

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@lorenz

thank you for your detailed answer. In this case I’ll just try out the other doses just to be on the safe side and otherwise I’ll have to think about something completely different.

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@Kassollo Do you mean such an installation (R+M)? [https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Heimvernetzung/Neue-Wohnung-frage-zum-Verteilerkasten/td-p/563374](https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Heimvernetzung/Neue-Wohnung- question-about-distribution-box/td-p/563374)

or this system (Zidatech) [https://www.zidatech.ch/de/downloads/dl/file/id/1437/2\_short instructions_easyklick_ab_02_2018.pdf](https://www. zidatech.ch/de/downloads/dl/file/id/1437/2_kursanleitung_easyklick_ab_02_2018.pdf)

or this system (BKS) [https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Heimvernetzung/Problem-mit-Hausverkabelung/td-p/562175](https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Heimvernetzung/Problem- with-house cabling/td-p/562175)

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6 days later

Good evening,
I hope to learn a lot here and to be able to find solutions to problems. I contacted Swisscom by phone but so far no one has been able to help me.
I have 3 Ethernet ports in the house and have patched them to the Internet Box2 (on the distributor). However, nothing happens - none of them want to work. Internet works wonderfully otherwise. Is there a trick or something you might miss? I’m at a loss.
Thanks for your contributions in advance

Greetings
Chris

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