The distributed

networks considered in this paper involve connections of short-circuited and open-circuited

transmission lines. Synthesis of driving-point immittances of these networks are considered. By using Wyndrum\´s classical transformations, driving-point functions are transformed into multivariable reactance functions, which correspond to impedances of transformerless networks that are positive multiples of

and

, where each impedance introduces a new variable. Some necessary conditions for realizability of such multivariable functions are given and sufficient conditions are derived in terms of a synthesis procedure.