ISDN cables for DSL?

**K88** · 22-04-2009

Hi,

I have now with his new telephone line and Internet connection and thus get new equipment. Since I now no longer have ISDN, I was a wireless DSL router with a suitable cable.

My question now is: Can I use my ISDN cables I've used up to now, through an adapter to my router.

Thanks in advance.

**Zachary** · 22-04-2009

1. ISDN cables can not as a network cable.
2. Network cables can be but as an ISDN cable can use.
3. As far as I know, it is possible to change the splitter input port of the modem or router with internal modem, the ISDN cable to use.

**Shen** · 22-04-2009

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) is a technology that puts high speed digital data on standard two-conductor voice-grade telephone wiring. DSL service is often added to an existing telephone line. When properly installed, the DSL service and phone can be used simultaneously without interference. Whenimproperlyinstalled, telephones and other equipment connected to the telephone line can cause problems with the DSL service.