That's correct providing you are only connecting a router at the office end and not a phone (or anything else) as well.

Edited by jelv (Tue 29-Apr-14 08:03:37)

As BatBoy and jelv have said, and it will be the same with FTTC. But as they also said, you must not connect anything else in the office to that socket. (I assumed there would be a phone there).

Without a filter then you can't anyway . But if for some reason you did plug a phone into it and perhaps use the master socket downstairs for the router, then that phone in the office would need a filter. Or if you have run a phone socket off the router one.

Edited by RobertoS (Tue 29-Apr-14 10:30:10)

Wow - many thanks for all the help and advice. Just for your info, my cat6 cable feeds two sockets in my office. The wires from the unfiltered A/B (only these two) go to one socket for my router, the those from 2/5 go to another socket for my telephone. I do not think I need a filter on the telephone outlet as the modified NTE5 has built in filters as far as I know.

That's fine. As you don't mention T3 I assume that isn't connected. Which is correct. (Though T3 is probably filtered - it is on the ADSK Nation equivalent).