Can a phone line use 2 DSL service from 2 provider?

Answer 1

In most cases the answer will be a yes and no. I say this because most homes are telephone wired with two pair wires. In most cases only one of those two pairs are used for the phone line, including the DSL line, which usesthe same pair.

So the question than becomes, can your place of residence support dual phone lines? If so than that raises the possibility of being able to use one line with one DSL provider, and using the other line for another provider. In most cases the limiting factor will be DSL provider requirements of having an active phone line, so you would conceivably be required to have 2 active phone numbers.

If you can get the phone company to delineate which outlet will be tied to which line, and specify that each outlet will only be used for one phone number (and not dual line phones), than when you install DSL, you should be able to install the DSL modem according to the different phone outlets.

Answer 2

No it can't. The phone line and one DSL provider only. The dial tone and DSL signal are split at the POTS splitter card, and the ATM PVC path can only be translated to 1 ISP. If you want 2 providers, you would need 2 seperate lines.

Answer 3

when you've a DSL connection you ought with the intention to examine each and each computing gadget with it really is own "PPPOE" dialup digital connection. 2 modems on an identical line? do not imagine so yet instruct me incorrect... I by no skill examined it concurrently yet commonly used my ADSL modem with various expenditures from diverse vendors (finding out for acquaintances) on an identical nighttime. by no skill had an issue doing that.

Answer 4

I'm pretty sure the answer is NO.