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6.

The

router

of

claim

5,

the

memory

comprising:

a

media

access

controller

driver.

7.

The

router

of

claim

5,

the

memory

comprising:

a

web

server

to

con?gure

the

central

processing

unit,

digital

subscriber

line

modem

and

media

access

con

troller

via

computer(s)

coupled

to

the

home

phoneline

networking

physical

interface.

8.

The

router

of

claim

1,

further

comprising:

a

memory

containing

a

digital

subscriber

line

driver

and

a

local

area

network

driver.

9.

A

home

phoneline

network

environment,

comprising:

a

phoneline

network;

a plurality

of

computers

coupled

to

a

phoneline

network;

a

public

network;

and

a

digital

subscriber

line/home

phoneline

network

router

coupled

to

the

phoneline

network

and

the

public

network,

the

router

comprising:

a

central

processing

unit;

a

digital

subscriber

line

modem

coupled

to

the

central

processing

unit;

a

media

access

controller

coupled

to

the

central

pro

cessing

unit;

a

home

phoneline

networking

physical

interface

coupled

to

the

media

access

controller;

and

a

digital

subscriber

line

analog

front

end

coupled

to

the

digital

subscriber

line

modem;

a

home

phoneline

networking

analog

front

end

coupled

to

the

home

phoneline

networking

physical

layer

device;

and

a

customer

premise

equipment/telephone

company

interface

coupled

to

the

digital

subscriber

line

analog

front

end

and

the

home

phoneline

networking

physi

cal

interface,

wherein

the

media

access

controller

communicates

with

the

phoneline

network

via

the

home

phoneline

net

working

physical

interface,

and

wherein

the

digital

subscriber

line

analog

front

end,

the

home

phoneline

network

analog

front

end,

and

the

customer

premise

equipment/telephone

company

inter

face

are

provided

on

a

plug-in

card.

10.

The

network

environment

of

claim

9,

wherein

the

customer

premise

equipment/telephone

company

interface

comprises

an

RJ-11

jack.

11.

The

network

environment

of

claim

9,

the

router

further

comprising:

a

wire

coupled

to

the

customer

premise

equipment/

telephone

company

interface

to

support

digital

sub

scriber

line

connectivity

and

home

phoneline

connec

tivity.

12.

The

network

environment

of

claim

9,

wherein

the

home

phoneline

networking

physical

interface

comprises

a

home

networking

1M8

physical

layer

device.

20

25

35

45

6

13.

The

network

environment

of

claim

9,

the

router

further

comprising:

a

universal

serial

bus

controller

coupled

to

the

central

processing

unit.

14.

The

network

environment

of

claim

9,

the

router

further

comprising:

a

memory

containing

a

digital

subscriber

line

driver,

a

local

area

network

driver,

and

network

routing

stacks.

15.

The

network

environment

of

claim

14, the

memory

comprising:

a

media

access

controller

driver.

16.

The

network

environment

of

claim

14, the

memory

comprising:

a

web

server

to

con?gure

the

central

processing

unit,

digital

subscriber

line

modem

and

media

access

con

troller

via

computer(s)

coupled

to

the

home

phoneline

networking

physical

interface.

17.

A

home

phoneline

network

high-speed

access

routing

device,

comprising:

a

central

processing

unit;

a

high

speed

data

service

modem

means

coupled

to

the

central

processing

unit

for

establishing

high

speed

data

connectivity

with

a

public

network;

a

media

access

controller

coupled

to

the

central

process

ing

unit;

a

home

phoneline

networking

physical

interface

means

for

communicating

with

the

media

access

controller

and

a

phoneline

network;

a

high

speed

data

service

analog

front

end

means

for

communicating

with

the

public

network;

a

home

phoneline

networking

analog

front

end

means

for

communicating

with

the

phoneline

network;

and

a

customer

premise

equipment/telephone

company

inter

face

means

for

coupling

the

high

speed

data

service

analog

front

end

means

and

the

home

phoneline

net

working

analog

front

end

means,

wherein

the

media

access

controller

communicates

with

the

phoneline

network

via

the

home

phoneline

net

working

physical

interface,

and

wherein

the

high

speed

data

service

analog

front

end

means,

the

home

phoneline

network

analog

front

end

means, and

the

customer

premise

equipment/telephone

company

interface

means

are

provided

on

a

plug-in

card.

18.

The

routing

device

of

claim

17,

further

comprising:

a

telephone

physical

connection

means

for

connecting

the

high

speed

data

service

analog

front

end

means

to

a

public

network

and

the

home

phoneline

networking

analog

front

end

means

to

a

phoneline

network.

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