•You cannot use the TBB device to power all the phone jacks throughout your house. The power supply can not provide that much power. I have heard of moderate success of powering 2 phones with 6 foot cables and a splitter in the back of the TBB port.

•It is possible to power numerous jacks and phones in your location and have it interface with your TBB service. To do this you need to research and invest in a booster, or sometimes called a repeater for your phone wiring. Essentially you would have the TBB device located near the D-mark/patch panel for your phone system. You would need to ensure that it had access to the internet connection at that location on your premises. You would need to disconnect your old local phone companies lead to the demarcation point (where the telco's ownership of the wire ends and the homeowner's begins) and plug in it's place a repeater with sufficient power and then the line one and/or two of the TBB would be plugged into that repeater.

•Primus does not actively support this configuration, but it will work if the right equipment is used in conjunction with the Gateway, and it is configured properly. You would have to contact a local telco contractor and provide information such as the number of jacks, distances from the d-mark, in order for them to recommend anything.