Wiring for the house is necessary
Wiring for the house is necessary
Is it possible to use any Ethernet cable? You mentioned you have one that came with your router.
is your home equipped with a phone connection? Yes, but modern setups usually require cat 6 or 6a. You’ll likely need to move some cables through walls, which isn’t straightforward. There are adapters that convert ethernet over twisted pair, but they’re typically limited to about 100mbit and can be costly.
The phone line is visible from outside the house, and the other port seems to be coaxial but with a different sound. I'm 13, so I'm not knocking on walls.
Really? Unless he’s got a gigabit link across several machines and a large network of cat6 cables for the entire home, it’s kinda pointless. You’ve got standard phone sockets—just use an ADSL splitter and modem there, but not Ethernet. Those twisted pairs only carry two wires, intended for phones or modems.