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.

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)

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

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.

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.

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.

Absolutely not! A Fast Connect call works like any other call in that sense. Here's what will happen: You're on the phone and you get a call waiting tone. You flash hook to take the other call. Fast Connect announces the call as usual (i.e. "Fast Connect, call for John Smith from New York, New York. To accept it press 1, to send it to voice mail press 2. So now you can either take the call or send it to voice mail (without your caller ever knowing they were screened).

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

I am connected to MegaQuebec Internet and I get the following error message: The DNS server cannot find the address.

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. You can either clear your voice messages before dialing up or configure your modem to ignore the 'stutter' tone (see question 37 for the configuration). Select and right click at the dial up icon that you are using (eg mysingtel dial up), choose "Properties" For SingNet Dialup users, you might want to visit http://technical.singnet.com.sg/online/dialup/connect/index.htm for more information)

You may need to have your access upgraded to include both phone banking as well as Online (Internet) Banking. You can apply online to get your Personal Access Code upgraded so you can start Online Banking soon! Alternatively, you can call 13 22 20 (SA) or 1300 652 220 (outside SA) to have a consultant upgrade your access to enable Online Banking.

This delay allows you to disconnect your computer from Internet to get incomming call on your regular telephone.

Yes, each home is equipped with a telephone with unlimited local calling. In season, each home provided Unlimited Long Distance calling within the U.S.A. Each home has phone extensions and the telephone voicemail feature is available for your use if desired.

Yes, we can provide a telephone line with your broadband Internet connection that can be wired into your house just like any other 'phone.

answering machine A company that is selling both hardware and software to allow you to do this: SES Computing 13206 Jenner Lane Austin, Texas 78729 Voice: (512) 219-9468 (Demo system number) i.link, a european company, has a combined data/fax modem and telephone answering machine. It uses the DSP port and is implemented mainly in software on the DSP with a little bit of hardware to interface to the phone line. i.

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!