Is DSL a wireless connection?

Question

Is DSL a wireless connection?

Answer 1

No it runs through your phone line (although it doesn't interfere with telephone conversations)

Answer 2

No. Most standard broadband connections are wired. They connect through your phone line for dsl or cable for cable. you then need to install a wireless router to make the service wireless.

Answer 3

NO it just works through your phone line.  

Answer 4

no , but you can use a wireless access point to feed a DSL connection to your computer  

Answer 5

Nope! DSL stands for digital-subscriber line. It's a form of internet service run through existing phone cords. E.g., if you have AT&T, and sign up for both phone and internet, you *could* have DSL through your phone-line, or broadband through a separate cable.

So, er, DSL is not a wireless form of internet.

Answer 6

Simple answer - Nope.

Answer 7

There are different ways a computer can get internet access:

1) Dial-Up (Yikes)

2) Cable (Cable Company)

3) DSL (Telephone Company

4) Satallite (TV Provider)

5) Power-Line (Electrical Company)

All of these bring internet to your house and a cable that leads to your Modem to a Router.

If you have wireless signal depends on your Router, if your router is wireless (Antenna's) then yes you will have wireless signal.

Therefore, No DSL is not a wireless connection but a means of providing internet to your house.