I have been told that to use VOIP, one needs a special VOIP router that connects to my Cableone co-axial cable and it then must be connected to the base station of my phone system. Basically, this is an RJ11 cable from the VOIP router to the phone base station. Why is it not possible to connect the RJ11 phone connector directly to an open RJ11 jack in my home phone network and have the existing phone system connected into this RJ11 closed home phone network?
My home, like most, has a phone network wired in that connects in a
closed circuit. That circuit then is connected to the land line
provider, in my case Quest. If you disconnect the four wires
connecting the house's phone network to Quest, then you have a closed
network or circuit for your phone system.
- [H] VOIP Winterlight
- Re: [H] VOIP Brian Weeden
- Re: [H] VOIP maccrawj
- Re: [H] VOIP Robert Martin Jr.
