Connecting Orange Funbox with Sagemcom Fast 2704 Router for Phone, Internet & WiFi Range

Hello,

today the contract in Orange has been extended, but unfortunately with the FunBox router - phone via internet + tv. Apart from tv for the moment because I have NC + but how to connect Funbox with sagemcom fast 2704 so that it works and telephone and internet via cable to PC and wifi network. I have a landline phone downstairs, while upstairs a desktop computer which was previously connected to Sagemcom by cable and the cells and laptops connected to Wifi.
From the bottom of the telephone socket I have a 4-wire cable for my room, and here the telephone cable is connected to the router from the socket. If I had this Funbox in the room and used two wires back down from Funbox to the phone would it work?

And would it be possible to somehow connect these two routers with each other to increase the range at home but so that the phone works?

Is the Funbox down and the cable up?

Thanks in advance for your answer. Regards.

I understand that you have VoIP on FunBox? I have a similar configuration at home. If you have 4 wires in a telephone cable, you can make the most of them. Two straight from the pole to Funbox, and another two return to landline phones (polarization matters).

The second issue is SagemCom. I also have this router and it does not go crazy. I recommend uploading OpenWrt LuCi but you need to be a little more knowledgeable. After uploading another firmware from the 4th LAN port it becomes WAN and can be connected to FunBox

Yes, until now I had a normally landline phone but today it doesn't work so I have to get it over with. I will try to do as you write.
As for SagemCom, it's not good, coverage is poor. I don't know how with this FunBox, I would like to improve the range at home. And you can not describe what to do with this software upload? Of course I read it myself.

First do VoIP, I was also tired of it In Funbox you have the option of testing your phone, it can help when you connect because you do not need to call.

And as for sagemcom:
Soft: http://dl.eko.one.pl/luci/chaos_calmer/brcm63...-brcm63xx-generic-F@ST2704V2-squashfs-cfe.bin
Plus such a FAQ http://eko.one.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?id=12021

I have a question about software, I didn't change it. I connected Sagemcom to Funbox, changed the IP address in the first one, turned off DHCP and works.

Yes you can As a rule, I like to hinder my life. It may be better if the author may not have had contact with Linux.

---trafopowielacz--- wrote:

The second issue is SagemCom. I also have this router and it does not go crazy. I recommend uploading OpenWrt LuCi but you need to be a little more knowledgeable. After uploading another firmware from the 4th LAN port it becomes WAN and can be connected to FunBox

Of course, do not look at it because it is nonsense, it should be AP and not another router. But if you want OpenWRT you can upload it but you better not try it because you will make a brick from the router.

So far I have connected FunBox itself but that I did not have anywhere to buy a double telephone socket, I used the rj11 and net splitter and the tel is on one wire and not like I wanted to do it on two free ones. And I do not know if it is the fault that when you pick up the phone disconnects the net? I used to have this situation but it was a landline phone and it turned out that there were tarnished wires on the pole.

And how do you connect your phone to the router?

Well, I want a second free pair of wires to connect the phone from the main socket that connects to the line from the pole. From this socket I have a cable up to my room and here I have a socket from which the telephone cable goes to the router. And now I did it so that I gave a splitter to this socket and there is internet and telephone on it, maybe it breaks? That is why I was thinking of buying a double socket and connecting the phone on these slow wires at the other outlet.
Unless your phone needs to be connected directly to the router?

I connected this phone but the crackling is what could be the reason?

Somewhere loose cable.

It works fine already. I replaced the twisted pair cable from socket to socket. That which I thought had several veins it had but it was a piece and was connected to the installation cable.