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<blockquote data-quote="thilina1024" data-source="post: 14685596" data-attributes="member: 200791"><p>I just got this idead. What about this?. At the moment, a splitter used to connect to the Internet & connect the telephone to the SLT line. So, what if we use another splitter & connect it to the current splitter & use the new splitter to connect both desktop & laptop. Or replace the current splitter with a new one which has three sockets & connect it to the wall. I don't know whether I described it clearly. & not so sure whether it's possible or not.</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thilina1024, post: 14685596, member: 200791"] I just got this idead. What about this?. At the moment, a splitter used to connect to the Internet & connect the telephone to the SLT line. So, what if we use another splitter & connect it to the current splitter & use the new splitter to connect both desktop & laptop. Or replace the current splitter with a new one which has three sockets & connect it to the wall. I don't know whether I described it clearly. & not so sure whether it's possible or not. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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