Ok so i've been trying to work this out over the last few days, I have a Homehub from BT and it has the Hub Phone which is basically VOIP, now it has a normal phone connector on the back so what would stop me connecting to another ADSL service through this "line". Now i know there are differences between VOIP and broadband, but Dialup and Adsl both use "noise" to send information, surely u could send this straight down a VOIP "line" and theoretically if you could do this u could do it again with anohter VOIP service within the First?
I know you cant do it at the moment but i'd really like to know why as i cant stop wondering. Thanks to anyone that can make sense of my question lol
2007-12-26
08:03:43
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deadmatt2052
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Now it might just be me, but i seem to have recieved patronising answers, i didn't say i want two connections on the same line i simply asked if it was possible to tunnel another connection on a voip line, it makes sense it should be possible at least with dialup, why not broadband?
2007-12-28
09:36:44 ·
update #1