can my dsl line to 1 incoming phone, incoming fax, internet simulaneously?
355102
No, a DSL line is strictly internet.
755906
In general, no.  From a purely technological and performance stand-point, a modestly performing cable connection will be significantly faster than even the fastest available DSL.\n\nThe fastest available DSL connections, running under perfect conditions, will run about 1.5Mbps.  A cable connection, even with line congestion from excessive users, will generally get at least 2Mbps with many cable companies now running connections over 8Mbps.
1124134
you can use multiple computer just one internet connection \n1 - create a local net work  by connecting computers \n2 -  create a connection to inter net in one computer \n3 - find connection sharing  in your connection from conection peoperties \nturn on check box :"alloew other computer to use this connection"\nall connected computer connect to internet via this connection with network \nif your dsl modem working  with rj45 connection you must use two  NIC (networl card) one for dsl modem and other for connecting to other computer
482352
this is only applicable if you are an SBC AT&T DSL/dialup subscriber: \n\nuse TrueSwitch\n\nhttp://www.trueswitch.com/sbc/\n\nhttp://trueswitch.com/help_support.htm
1055150
Yes: broadband and DSL are pretty much the same thing and will allow you use of your phone AND PC internet access at the same time.  In fact, I'm my home speakerphone now as I write this.
1168962
A fax line is always a land line
470903
Get a VOIP router! and then hook that up with your phone line's main console...which might be outside the house!
570323
You can use your own telephone line to send a fax using the Fax Console and the 56k modem on your PC. The days of free faxing online are gone.
502977
u can use a dsl spiltter which is normally avaiable in DIY store. It basically spilt the phone line into two wave where u go use your dsl as well as your phone at the same time. But take note that the moment u use the phone, ur speed of DSL will reduce by a third of it normal speed!
185242
If all lines may be in use at the same time, you probably need a T-1 line.  If you're going to have six phone lines, your best bet is an integrated T-1 provider that uses VOIP technology.  \n\nThis way, they will terminate all six of your lines into a punchdown block which can use standard phone jacks or plug into a system.  This way, you'll only have one box for all of your VOIP lines instead of having a box for each line.  Plus you'll get the benefit of having the T-1 line + the six phone lines on the same bill.\n\nCheck out http://metrot1.com/content/view/47/62/  for pricing information.\n\nThe reason you need a faster connection is because VOIP uses up to 53k PER line.  Therefore, if all six lines were in use, you'd be running 318k of your bandwidth in phone calls.  Most DSL and cable providers advertise UP TO 384k in upload bandwidth but typically run closer to 280-300k.  You wouldn't have enough bandwidth to use both internet and phone.
772488
If you mean on regular POTS (plain old telephone system), you must have a V.92 modem, AND using an ISP that supports V.92 interrupt, AND have call waiting. As for HOW you answer, that would depend on the modem.
404768
I'm going to be watching your question because I'd like to know of a way to be able to answer my phone and see who is calling as well. I, too, only have 1 phone line and dsl is not available to us. I tried call wave and did not care for it. They also charged us a 3 different fees to use it through our phone company! Let me know if you get a solution. Thanks for the good question!
896867
No, this will not work properly. Mainly because of your intent to use the same account, you can only be logged in once.\n\nThe better solution is to use one modem, but change it to an "ADSL MODEM ROUTER" and then you can connect several computers to that. If you make it a Wi-Fi router then you don't need to lay wires around the house if they are in different places (as you say)
1096371
You cant. You need a landline to get DSL since its connected through the phone lines. You need to get Cable instead which is basically the same price and its so much faster. Try going to http://www.comcast.com or http://www.charter.com and see if they have service in your area. If you get cable, you dont need to have a phone line and you can get VOIP service instead...which is SO much cheaper than a regular phone service.
986608
use dialup all pc's have modems
246264
You need a phone line for DSL, but not necessarily phone service. Ask your provider about "stand alone" or "naked" dsl service. Federal law is changing and soon the major telcos must provide it.\n\nSee this here:\n\nhttp://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/03/20/BUG67HQ0P319.DTL
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You can hook it up to ur existing phone line also. All you have to do is when someone faxes u dont answer the call.