Comprehension question APL - Telecom connection

Hello everyone,

I am renovating a semi-detached house and the complete electrical installation + network etc. is being redone. The existing cables will no longer be used.

How does it work with the telephone sockets? I want to put my router in a network cabinet in the utility room. The APL is in the room next door. So I need a TAE socket in the utility room.

I am not allowed to touch the APL. So I have to have a Telekom technician come to install the new TAE socket with a connection to the main line. Is that correct?

Hi Roadrunner,

it is correct that you are not allowed to work independently on the APL.
A simpler way would probably be to just extend today's line to the first TAE in the desired room.
Where is the first TAE connected to the APL located today?
You are allowed to change this independently.

To my knowledge EG, hallway. But it should be removed.

You don't need the socket anyway. Then run a cable from the room where you want to have the router and co. in the future exactly to the socket and connect the two cables inside the wall. Just make sure to create a proper and high-quality connection so that your bandwidth doesn't suffer.