Yes. Your telephone line is your connection to the Internet and the data flows to and from your computer, via the telephone line through your modem. Once your telephone connection has been broken, you are no longer connected to the Internet.

Yes, because DSL services allow voice and data signals to travel over your telephone line at the same time. No more disconnecting from the Internet to make a call. Now you can stay in touch with friends, relatives or business contacts no matter how long you or someone else is on the Internet.

Yes, you can use your telephone and be on the Internet at the same time when you have DSL. By using the same telephone line, there's no need to get a new telephone number to use your DSL service. Moreover, DSL modems are designed so that your normal telephone service will operate even if the DSL modem is unplugged or otherwise disabled.

DSL Broadband transmits voice and data simultaneously. They are transmitted on different bands (broadband) hence you can use the phone while data is being transmitted.

If you are a Broadband customer, you will able to use your telephone and Broadband connection at the same time (since they operate on separate lines). If you are a dial-up customer, you will not be able to use your telephone while you are connected to the Internet, unless you have purchased a second telephone line for use with your computer.

Yes. High speed Internet service does not use phone lines, so you'll never miss a call while surfing the Internet. High speed access to the Internet (up to 70 times faster than a 28.8 modem); up to three times as fast as Standard DSL (5 Mbps vs 1.5 Mbps for DSL) There is no need for a phone line at all, which means there are never any busy signals or disconnects The monthly cost of high speed Internet service is comparable to the cost of a dial-up ISP and a second telephone line.

Yes. You can use your existing telephone lines to make and receive calls while using the internet. Wireless Broadband does not affect your phone lines in any way. All equipment remains property of ICE Communications, should the contract be terminated, ICE Communications will remove all installed equipment from the Users premises.

We understand that virtually every business depends on telephone communications. ADSL is designed not to interfere with the phone lines you currently use for voice calls. Microboss will provide and use an unused line to connect its DSL services.

Absolutely. When you subscribe to Patriot Media high-speed internet service, your digital phone modem will allow you to simultaneously do both because each connection in your modem is independent.

Select how often you use the Internet, on an average day. Options for this Internet field include: Rarely or never, Less than 10 minutes per day, 10-30 minutes per day, 10-30 minutes per day, 30-60 minutes per day, 60-90 minutes per day, 90 minutes per day or more, Decline to state and Not sure. Note that this field is also used to calculate a member's experience level.

Yes, you can use the Internet at the same time as the telephone. BT Business Satellite does not affect your normal telephone line in any way. You will continue to receive your normal bill for existing services, e.g., Friends & Family, BT Together, and all select services.

Each student is required to pay a $145 per semester technology fee. This fee provides students with unlimited local calling, call waiting, cable television, and high speed Internet access with network certification and utility software. For more information on specific computer network information Click Here.

Absolutely. Porting your existing number typically takes 3-4 weeks. Aptela can provide you an interim number to forward to so you're up and running right away.

The telephones in the Biology Library are for staff use only. There is a pay phone located in the building entrance hallway closest to the library (just outside Room 124). Unfortunately, the Biology Library does not have the funding or staff to supply patrons with these items.

a Wellesley Student, Faculty or Staff member, you will only have to register your computer once each semester in academic buildings.

The internet laboratory is open from Tuesday to Friday 8:00 am - 6:00 pm and 8:00 am - 5:00 pm on Saturdays. No lunch break.

You certainly can. ADSL uses a high frequency signal to communicate, high enough that it can be easily differentiated from a normal conversation. Once you attach the filter to your phone it blocks out the high frequency (ADSL) signals so you can talk to your mate no worries while the internet is connected.

Yes. Although ADSL shares the same line as the telephone, it uses a different frequency so the line remains free for normal phone and fax traffic. You can talk on the phone and surf the Internet at the same time even if you have an analog line. If you have an ISDN line, you can use both ISDN channels and access ADSL's fast Internet service.

Yes, it will. Non-payment of Internet service bills does not have anything to do with your telephone operation.

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.

No matter what is your Internet connection Ethernet, Dialup, ISDN, DSL, Cable or Wireless, as long as it is 22 Kbps or more you can use PC-Telephone to make phone and fax calls.

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. Normal telephone operation can take place at the same time as Internet access, however, you will need to attach a microfilter to each telephone as described above. Yes. The Westell Modem/Router supports extensive test and diagnostic information to help you or your service provider to quickly test out the ADSL line and identify any potential issues. These tests can be initiated remotely by the service provider if required.