Hi @rydekeats . You need to discuss this with your electrician before he starts cabling.
Some things to consider:
The type of technology used to connect your property to NBN.
If FTTP, the fibre termination is usually in an inconvenient spot. Run a telephone cable and Cat6 cable to somewhere in house where you want the router.
If HFC, termination is on outside of house. Run coax cable to somewhere in house where you want router.
If FTTC/FTTN, it uses the copper landline cable to pit. Run telephone cable from pit to somewhere in house where you want the router.
Run a telephone cable from the router location to one other point in the house. Allows a standard phone at the remote point to be connected in parallel with another standard phone at the router. With NBN, the phone connects to the Phone port on the router or the Phone port on FTTP box. (Planning for the future.)
Run Cat6 ethernet cables from each room/open area back to a patch panel at location chosen for router. Allow you to have computers or TV or network printer using ethernet connection; or a cabled wifi extender.
