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TheDreamer
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Joined: Jul 12, 2003
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Location: Dublin, OH
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...and are there any setup issues with having two adapters?
It is time to ditch my landline provider and move my fax line over to Vonage. Except that they can't port numbers to become a fax line.
So having to get another residential line....I'm thinking getting another adapter might work better for me. I can then have one adapter in the living room, for my phone and the other adapter in the den for the fax machine.
I'm sure there'll be other good reasons if I think about it hard enough....
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reebok
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Joined: Oct 24, 2004
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Location: Lakeland, FL
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diqbal
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Joined: Jan 31, 2005
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If one can have multiple adapters which means that the router is assigning each adapter a different IP address, does that mean that you can use multiple adapters that are set up to use the same phone number in different locations? For example, is it possible to have phones ring in NJ and AZ at the same time by using two adapters? |
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mbhn5204
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Joined: Jan 19, 2005
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Location: Denver, Colorado
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Sure! if you want to pay for 2 lines. |
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