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.

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! See similar questions...

You need your existing internet connection to log into our site and request a desired download or streaming zone. As for you need your Internet connection via the phone line for the Upload/Sending Requests. See similar questions...

Yes you can run multiple modem packages using one phone line, but you cannot run two modem packages on the same line at the same time. You can use Microsoft Fax with Exchange to monitor incoming calls and then open a Dial Up Networking connection for the Internet. The reason this can work is the TAPI 1.0 specification they were designed for. If you have programs that were designed with this specification then you should be able to accomplish the scenario you posted. See similar questions...

No. One base unit can accommodate only one phone line. You can have a multi-phone system by installing more base units. See similar questions...

You do not need a phone line to have DIRECTV installed; you can enjoy DIRECTV without a phone line. However, if you want DIRECTV Plus DVR and/or you want the ability to order Pay Per View channels from your remote control, a phone line is required to send the information for DVR service and Pay Per View requests to DIRECTV. See similar questions...

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

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. See similar questions...

To visit a WAPsite you need to use the internet browser on your mobile phone. How this is done depends on the make and model of your handset, please check your user manual or contact your service provider (Vodafone, O2, Orange...) for help in setting this up. If you are a trying to understand how to configure your phone for WAP please contact your mobile network's helpline: See similar questions...

No. The only connectivity that you need for Smart Buyer Program is shared access to a phone line for nightly system updates. A dedicated phone line or Internet access is recommended but not required. See similar questions...

No, your Capitol Broadband High-Speed Wireless Internet service does not require cable or a telephone line. There is no "dialing in". If you currently have an extra line in your home so you may dial into the Internet, now is the time to unhook it and save yourself some money. Your home or apartment must be in an area where service is available. Capitol Broadband must deploy antennas near your residence for the service to be made available. See similar questions...

No. A primary or additional phone line is not needed for our service. Part of Unleashing the Internet™ is eliminating the need for phone lines altogether. Our connection is delivered wirelessly via radio waves - freeing up your phone for other uses. See similar questions...

The phone line connected to your receiver(s) ensures your ability to purchase Pay-Per-View movies and events . It is also required so your receiver's may be updated with the latest software. If you do not have a phone line, there will be an additional $5 per month charge per receiver. The DISH antenna is 20 inches and complies with the Satellite Consumer Bill of Rights, a regulation released by the FCC on August 6, 1996. See similar questions...

No. Many dial-up customers have two phone lines so that they can use the Internet while also having phone access. With any broadband service, you can do that without having another phone line. See similar questions...

Yes (dial-up). Best of all, local calling is unlimited for one low monthly price, so you won't be charged a per minute rate on your phone bill while your online. See similar questions...

To use Power Dial up, it is only necessary to have a PC, a modem (analogic or ISDN) and a land line. You will then be able to configure a remote access on your computer and start the connection. See similar questions...

The home user or office will need a computer, (a lot of websites and mail programs are written for modern computers, although older machines will connect to the internet what they may be able to do may be limited). You also need connectivity this can be achieved with a modem and phone line, ISDN or a high speed broadband connection such as DSL. There are many ways that large companies connect to the internet but this is not covered by this FAQ. See similar questions...

There are several options. You can use either a wireless router (must be B/G compatible), a Nintendo Ethernet adapter (not yet released), Nintendo USB WiFi adpter (the same one as for the DS), or a similar adapter (such as WiFiMAX). Read the instruction manual for your device for more specific directions. Also check out the "Wii Official Wireless Internet Connection Guide" thread for more information on the Wii-end of things. See similar questions...

A Ethernet 10/100 RJ45 network interface card (NIC) and it's documentation. All computers produced within the last few years have Ethernet NICs installed as standard equipment. Check your computer's documentation. A CAT 5 or above Ethernet patch cord. (If you do not have one, check with your RA for details on how to otain one at no additional cost) . Working antivirus software (Eastern provides McAfee VirusScan & McAfee AntiSpyware software at no additional cost to all students. See similar questions...