Yes, your computer must have a modem which is plugged into both a telephone line & your computer.

Yes, only one telephone line is needed to connect to the internet. You can connect to MORRTEL internet using the phone line normally used for voice telephone calls.

The Residential ADSL High-speed Service uses telephone filters and an ADSL modem. The modem and telephone filters enable simultaneous transmission of voice/fax and data over your existing telephone line. You can surf the Internet and call a friend at the same time. You can also surf the Internet and use your fax to send or receive. You will need a filter for each telephone, fax, answering machine, or alarm system that uses the telephone line.

MORRTEL supports dialup modem speeds up to 56kbps. If you are using a 56kbps modem it must support either the v.90 or K56flex protocols. The speed you can connect to MORRTEL depends on the quality of your telephone line.

This is not required; however, it simplifies your service and saves you money. When your receiver is connected to a phone line, it enables you to order pay per view through your remote control. When other receivers are connected to a single phone line, you can get the same subscriptions for the low price of just $4.99 for each additional receiver. If you elect not to connect the receiver to your telephone line, you must call our customer service center.

Yes. Our network is compatible with all computers which use the PPP protocol, including all Apple computers. Our technical support team is able to provide support for customers with Apple computers. We recommend that your Apple uses MacOS 8 or higher.

Yes. You can still take telephone calls, faxes and even access the internet via a dial-up internet connection from another PC, with your broadband connection. You will receive a bill from your current telephone operator for telephone calls as per normal.

Yes. There are multiple ways to do this, some are friendlier than others. Some phone systems allow for the fax to be a working extension on the system while other systems do not. The systems that allow for single-line extensions are referred to as Hybrid systems (meaning they have both KEY and PBX features). These are the friendlier applications and they include products from Panasonic, Avaya, Lucent, AT&T, and many others.

Please book the complaint of the customer in this case. There can be many resons for subscriber not getting the Internet. Following has to be checked for the customer: Port at NOC. Port at DSLAM(Area)

A phone line is required for the initial installation with your certified RemoteWorks installer. Once the service has been installed and activated no phone line is required. If you do not have a telephone line, please notify your dealer and installer so that alternate arrangements can be made.

YES. The Gnutella network is a system of computers connected only through the internet. In order for LimeWire to connect to the Gnutella network, an internet connection must be present. LimeWire will not establish an internet connection for you. Some security programs block loopback connections for all programs on your computer unless an exception has been created within the security program.

If you are buying a new computer you should buy it with an Ethernet card already installed. If you have a computer that does not have an Ethernet card, it will save time if you purchase a card and have it installed before you arrive on campus. If you arrive with a computer that does not have an Ethernet card we will refer you to local computer companies that can sell and install cards.

Yes when first registering the program you will require an internet connection. Once the software is registered you can copy it to other computers without re-registering or requiring an internet connection. Yes, YSI (Version 1.0.7+) is now compatible with Photoshop 7+ , CS, CS2 & CS3. Please note that Photoshop CS, CS2 & CS3 now include scripting support and there is no need to re-install this file.

YES. The Gnutella network is a system of computers connected only through the internet. In order for Deepnet Explorer to connect to the network, you must have an internet connection. Deepnet Explorer will not establish an internet connection for you.

Yes. A standard BT telephone line, ISDN line or Home or Business Highway line is required to access this service

Your DSL line is directly two hops from your location. It is connected to routers and Internet backbones, including MCI, Sprint, Alternet/UUNet, AT&T, Verizon which are served by T1, DS3 and OC3 connections.

Yes, MORRTEL has one Australia wide number it is 0198 308 007. You can call this number from anywhere in the country.

No, you can subscribe to Tiscali Internet services providing you have a telephone line with BT or a BT Calls and Access service provider. (Please note that BT may prevent customers on their Light user scheme from accessing the Tiscali Daytime Plus, DayTime or Anytime services.)

The SkyDigital decoder costs £199.99 if you agree to have it connected to a telephone line for 12 months. This is £167 cheaper than the recommended selling price. The £167 discount or subsidy is from British Interactive Broadcasting (BIB) which will offer services such as home banking and home shopping next year. To use these, you will need the box connected to a telephone line.

You can join MORRTEL internet on the Web, or over the telephone. Call us on 1300 781 502 & our sales team can get you set up over the telephone.

No. There are no phone lines or cable service required to use Xanadoo, and your service is always connected—with no busy signals or slow dial-up modems!

You will need a phone line and a modem for only a brief time during the initial installation of the product. 2-way DirecPC makes a call to the Operations Center to set up your account. After that, you will need neither phone line nor modem.

A10. Yes, a fax line is just an analogue telephone line like most domestic lines. Provided the telephone system fitted has both an analogue line input and an analogue extension out put you can connect it. The system would need to be programmed that when this particular line rang it only rings the fax extension. This makes good use of a line that is commonly underused.

Currently, the telephone connection is used for two things. Sometimes, the box will dial Sky to confirm it is still connected to a telephone line. It will also dial Sky if you watch any Sky Box Office events, to have the event or movie added to your bill. Normally, it will do any such dialing out in the early hours of the morning, to minimise disruption. If you are using the telephone at the time, it will wait until you have finished without disturbing you.

Once the machine has a tournament running, it does not require that the phone line be attached during game play, but does require it be attached when it attempts to dial up to the GLOBAL VR Tournament servers to update.

You do not need to be connected to the Internet to play Red Mercury games. The games are installed and run directly on your computer. If you would like to automatically register your game or check for updates, however, you will need to be connected to the Internet in order to do so.