To continue the thread without repeating anything,
two additional comments to my previous: For the $49.95
I get an additional dedicated phone line paid for, and
from what I have heard, that's the only proper way to
do it, for 2 reasons:
1. It keeps digital noise off your voice line
2. A voice line is only "guaranteed" to pass data up to
9600 baud. And you may have a tough time
enforcing even that!
(The additional line was already installed, but the phone
company had to repair it, which they did for Covad, but
had previously refused to do for me, when I had ISDN
on it and it crapped out.) Covad does the separate
line routine as a matter of course, but I don't know
if that's part of their free installation, if you don't
already have it. I suspect that it must be.
--doug
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