At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Pan showed a new Globarange
series of hybrid 2-Line cordless phones that can provide free VoIP calls
between Globarange phones around the world. They need a broadband connection,
but not a PC.
You can read about it, and other new big boys' toys int
This should be a fun one . . .
I moved to a new home and the phone company only ran fiber to it.
(Originally I said Whoopee!)
However, working with Panasonic, Nortel, and Inter-Tel phone systems
requires that I dial in to them usually using the proprietary software
provided by the respective man
Mark, You bring up a couple good points, the very first thing I would
try is to pad the line at least 3db
it seems as though the VoIP telephone "people", most of whom wouldn't
know a REAL telephone line
if it bit them in the "you know", tend to set everything to HOT.
In the "old time" telephone
I got fiber from Verizon in to my office but got a voice line from
them over the fiber, as well as I use 2 voip lines through the data
connection. I use the voice line for dial up data with no problems. I
would expect VOIP lines to be intermittent at best for modem usage.
Charles
On 1/10/07, M
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