Re: What phone(s) to get with vonage and a land line?

["Reinardy, James" <jreinardy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Glenn,

If I understand your question, I have a similar setup to what you
describe.  There is no phone plugged into my Vonage adapter, instead it
is connected into my old land line wiring in the basement, which drives
3 cordless and 2 corded phones on three different floors.  Near as I can
tell, there is no degradation of quality anywhere in the system.

I feel that the line quality is excellent, at least comparable to my
former land line.  Unlike some, I took the plunge and switched my number
to Vonage and no longer have the land line.  A UPS on the cable modem
and telephone adapter gives me power protection, at least for a while.
I also keep cell phones handy just in case.  The 911 situation is not
perfect yet, though I understand it is quickly getting resolved with the
new E911 scheme.

Jim Reinardy 

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 7:48 AM
To: PC Technical Discussion for iSeries Users; David Gibbs
Cc: PC Technical Discussion for iSeries Users
Subject: Re: [PCTECH] What phone(s) to get with vonage and a land line?

How  well  does Vonage  work if  there is on phone  near the  entry
point connection and a hard wired extension(  not cord-less)  some 50-60
feet away on another floor?

I  also  am  hearing it misses calls and  the line quality is not good?
Who is the best vendor here?

Thanks


At 08:02 PM 3/7/2006, David Gibbs wrote:
>David Gibbs wrote:
> > Be VERY careful about that ... most VOIP providers *DO* *NOT* 
> > connect to the true 911 emergency call center.  They may connect 
> > with some other aspect of the 911 system.
>
>Speaking of the devil ... "Net phone providers describe E911 obstacles"
>http://news.com.com/2100-7352_3-6047054.html?part=rss&tag=6047054&subj=
>news
>or http://tinyurl.com/rxa8r
>
>david
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