Re: VOIP determine composite bandwidth used

[Glenn Ericson <Glenn-Ericson@xxxxxxx>]

How does  one determine  the  band with  I have and am using  with 
cable feeding the  TV   boxes, Internet PC(s) and  phones?

At 05:32 PM 2/8/2006, Fritz Hayes wrote:
> And each connection should have 90 kbs for clean talking. So 3 x 90 =
> 270 kb both ways.  Establish an FTP download and the connection becomes
> garbled.
>
> Fritz Hayes
>
> Booth Martin wrote:
> > In looking over their site I saw a couple of appealing options.
> >
> > Choose your own area code & exchange.  If you live in Florida but your
> > family is in Massachusetts, pick their Massachusetts area code &
> > exchange and their calls to you look like local calls to them.
> >
> > You can have any incoming call ring on up to 3 different lines, so your
> > house phone and cell phone will both ring.
> >
> > You can have up to 5 phone numbers on one line.
> >
> > Three-way calling is free.
> >
> > As I understand the answer to your question, you will need to buy a
> > multi-line cordless phone and plug it into the adapter.
> >
> >
> > Glenn Ericson wrote:
> >> David,
> >> I thought Vonage phone service was  at a flat rate and included
> >> all  national calls through  my DSL or Cable service.?
> >> Are there  other charges and quality of service items to be aware
> >> of  besides  type 911 stuff?
> >>
> >> What  happens if I want  more then 2  phones on the cable  line? say
> >> 4 phones all different  numbers ( 1  being a fax) How  does that get
> >> attached    with my  linksys router
> >>
> >>          Glenn
> >
> > -----------------------------------
> > Booth Martin
> > http://martinvt.com
> > -----------------------------------
>
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>
> Best regards,
>
> Fritz Hayes
> 503-913-5091
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