On Fri, 4 May 2007, Per Jessen wrote:
Gordon Henderson wrote:
(aren't you guys getting rid of ISDN anyway? :-)
Hmmmm... Some people would like to think so, but it's going to be here
for a long time yet! BT have/are dumping the "consumer" versions of
ISDN2 - "home highway" which went a while back, but business highway
is going soon if it's not already gone, which is a real shame as they
had almost all the functionality a small business needed for less
price than the full ISDN2e...
What is BT offering instead? I ran a company in the UK 6-7 years ago,
and we went straight for the business highway.
They are offering regular ISDN2e (with the full "business features" like a
DDI number range, etc.) - which puts it out of the price range of even the
most enthusiastic home enthusiast... They dropped home & business highway
and made people pay for a full re-install if they wanted to transition
over to ISDN2e. More than a few people are pissed off at this and have
transitioned back to a pair of POTS lines, or are now using their ADSL
line to carry VoIP. (or are installing a 2nd ADSL line dedicated to their
VoIP traffic)
Gordon
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