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Is there any way to link the Vonage system into the existing phone extensions in the house... or do I have to go out and buy a multi handset cordless system ??? |
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houuser
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Joined: Sep 04, 2003
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Location: Houston, TX
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In short, disconnect telephone line from outside (rid yourself of the telephone company line (dial-tone)).
Pull the Vonage box into a telephone outlet, and you have it.
Vonage takes the place of your old POTS line. |
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chammi
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Joined: Jun 19, 2004
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Location: Little Rock, AR
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houuser
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miannini
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Joined: Mar 11, 2004
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I just moved to a brand new place and the NID is very different from the one I had in my old place. Now I have a "DataGuard GSSP gel-sealed station protector" within the NID box and I am not shure if I can just turn out the screw and unplug the wires. Anyone with an idea on how to remove this wiring?
Thanks
| houuser wrote: | In short, disconnect telephone line from outside (rid yourself of the telephone company line (dial-tone)).
Pull the Vonage box into a telephone outlet, and you have it.
Vonage takes the place of your old POTS line. |
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matth
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Joined: Dec 07, 2004
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Location: Williamsport, PA
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Can you just disconnect the NID wires where they come into the house? They HAVE to junction someplace if you have a multi-station setup.. |
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