Is it possible to share a dsl line for multiple dial out devices using a router?

Question

I need to use one dsl line and share it with a fax machine, a computer that uses a dial up modem, and a credit card machine that dials out, is this possible?

Answer 1

if you have a regular phone line on the same line as the DSL, then yes, you can, provided:
(1) you use the appropriate filters
(2) only one of the devices that need a phone line can use it simultaneously.

The router is irrelevant for these devices. I use the same line for DSL and regular phone with the line filters, and occasionnaly I fax on it, so I know it is possible.

Why would you want to use a dial-up modem if you have DSL anyway? set up a VPN instead.

Answer 2

I think the cable is a HUB or Kat cable...I think.

Well you can use this cable on a DSL modem to connect different devices.

For example I have a DSL modem and with that one modem I have my living room computer with net access, my laptop, and my PS2. If you can find one those cords and a router (for the phone jack) for the different cables that you will use, you should be squared away.

Answer 3

No. The analog Fax, CCM and Dialup modem connect to your phone line just like a telephone does.

DSL is for digital data only.

Answer 4

sorry, but no