How to set up home VoIP service with a cordless phone
The VOIP system have included the wide array of advantages that come with the traditional phone and the messenger altogether. VOIP system offers people the technology where any person can be called from any place across the globe, be it PC to phone or PC to PC.
This video demonstrates how to connect a VoIP adapter for home phone service to a cordless phone.
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Do you need a VOIP provider if you use voice over internet VPN to connect to a pots system?
Question by : Do you need a VOIP provider if you use voice over internet VPN to connect to a pots system?
Best answer:
Answer by Mike Ward
You will need a provider to ‘break out’ the call from the net to the pots system to get to the final destination.
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How does VoIP connect to landline phone?
Question by gorge h: How does VoIP connect to landline phone?
I know VoIP goes over the internet, but how does it connect to a conventional home phone, or to cell phones? I meant to say: how does it connect at the other end if it goes to a conventional phone? How does it get from the internet to a landline at the answering end?
Best answer:
Answer by ddominic
With any VOIP service, you connect a small device unit that you get from the VOIP. You will connect this small device to your router by a Ethernet cable. Then on the device unit there is a small phone jack on the unit. From there you connect a regular telephone line to your a phone (home phone). You won’t use any connection from any telephone wall jacks.
So when you get a call to your VoIP phone number, your home phone will ring and you can answer using that phone.
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How to connect 2 wireless routers together with a VoIP?
Question by Michael: How to connect 2 wireless routers together with a VoIP?
Here’s my situation. I have my cable modem and wireless router downstairs. My office however is upstairs and I have a VoIP phone that needs a hard connection to a router. I don’t want to attempt to run cables through my walls. I do have a second wireless router that I would like to put up stairs for my VoIP phone. Ideas and/or solutions?
Best answer:
Answer by alex s
you need to use a wireless bridge, it will connect to your wireless network and you plug a network cable into it. if your router has an “access point” mode, that will work too.
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