Ethernet LAN What is a 10/1000 Mpbs Ethernet LAN with RJ-45 connector?

The only "outputs" from a DSL-router are:
* RJ-11 telephone-jack, only if the router also supports voice-over-IP,
* RJ-45 Ethernet port (always present)

You need to purchase an internal network-card, to create an RJ-45 port on the computer, and then use the CAT-5e cable to make the connection.

Your question is a little confusing ... chain saw networks?

I believe you want to know how to build a wired computer network ...

You will need special tools to do this including a RJ-45 crimp tool. You should use the highest quality ethernet, 'Cat 5', Cat 5e', wire available to you. On the ends you will install RJ-45 connectors (8 conductor 'plugs'. Choose and stick with one of the several color codes for placing the conductors into the RJ-45. Color code guide should come with your special tool. Make sure the ends are in proper order, trimed square and inserted fully into the connector before you crimp. Purchase a test tool to verify your work. Expect to pay $50.00 US or more for the testing tool. Cable, connectors, wire, router or switch and other hardware should be available where communications or electrial supplies are sold.

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Some RJ 45 jack cable has fault so try with another RJ 45 jack cable .. Purchase new rj 45 jack cable from nearest computer shop. There must be 2 port on modem 1 for ADSL phone line cable and otthr for LAN ethernet port means RJ 45 jack port. Try with another rj 45 jack cable it should be connect.Make sure that LAN port of modem is not faulty means make sure pins on that port are not break. Let me know if you need further assistance. Thanks for using FixYa.

You are probably looking at a RJ-11, used for telephone (dial up - modem). You are trying to put a RJ-45 connector in it.

The RJ-45 should have 8 wires while the RJ-11 may have as many as 6 connectors.

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Note: If you were to plug a RJ-11 into a RJ-45 port and if it happened that you plugged the other end of the phone cord (RJ-11) into a phone jack --- and the phone were to ring ... you would be pumping 60 volts into your computer. Be very careful with these connections. You would then need butter and jelly for your toast, which is what your computer would be.

Ok - recap: Both look very similar ...

Ethernet = 8 conductors - RJ-45

Telephone = up to 6 wires (may be 2 or 4 also) - RJ-11. NOT interchangable.

So how will you connect? If the laptop is not builltin wireless, you can get a PCMIA card for the slot on the side that will allow wireless or ethernet. Get the card at your computer store. ... Or ... use the built in modem for dialup., You would of course need a dialup account somewhere.

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For whay ver of windows?

All drivers available here

http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/search.asp?param=MX6453&st=kw

What Operating System are you using? (ie Windows XP)
Try re-installing drivers from Here

SMC2206USB/ETH Drivers
SMC2208USB_ETH Driver
SMC2209USB/ETH Drivers

If it's an SMC with a little luck you'll find the drivers for your specific model number, Otherwise, go to SMC Site and search for your model number. If it's not an SMC device, let me know what brand and model number it is.

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Hey try to use the cd you got with your motherboard to install netwok/LAN.

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Well, I would guess that if you are hooked up now, then you have a wireless router. If this is the case then you should have rj-45 (ethernet) ports on the back of it also for lan hook-up also. Must come with atleast 4 LAN ports, 1 WLAN port (for the incoming internet signal from your cable/dsl modem), so if you use a reg. ethernnet cord, then yes you should be fine hooking your ps3 to your network(via ethernet cable to your wireless router from the ps3).
Hope this helps...