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[Mark Turner <markt AT siteseers.net>]

Wade, you might also want to verify with your security company that 
their system works with VoIP service. A lot of them don't, unfortunately.

Mark

(P.S. I'll gladly wire you up for a six-pack of Anchor Steam, Red Hook 
ESB, or similar-caliber brew.)

H. Wade Minter wrote:

> On Sep 14, 2006, at 7:22 PM, jeremy snyder wrote:
>
>  
>
> > wade,
> >
> > i've done this with my vonage line. it's a piece of cake. there are  
> > two easy
> > options.
> >
> > 1. hook your vonage router up somewhere where you don't really care  
> > about
> > having a phone. then, just take a standard phone cable from your  
> > vonage
> > router straight to one of the phone wall jacks. that should give  
> > you dial
> > tone over the rest of the jacks in the house
> >    
>
> That's what I did at my old house - the problem here is that I don't  
> have a junction box, so none of my phone jacks are wired into a  
> common place, thus they can't talk to each other.
>
> I think the people installing the security system are going to wire  
> things together, though, which should hopefully solve the problem.
>
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