hescominsoon
join:2003-02-18
Brunswick, MD | reply to ropeguru
Re: But...
actually the VOIP data uses a different channel than the inet upload so the two will not effect each other.
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ropeguru
Premium
join:2001-01-25
Bridgeport, WV
clubs: | That is only if they are doing digital phone though. For VoIP it would use your internet connection just like Vonage and all the others.
Unles they are doing something totally different that I do not know about. |
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enOehT
Premium
join:2003-05-17
Langhorne, PA
2 edits | reply to hescominsoon
actually it depends what kind of VOIP implementation you are talking about. 
without QoS on your router, you will run into this issue. |
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Kommie
join:2003-05-13
East Haven, CT | reply to ropeguru
Its going to be based like the current Digital Phone. Box outside house connected to current phone lines in house but they will use VOIP switches insted of the current circut based ones. |
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imrf
Premium
join:2002-06-06
Utica, MI
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said by ropeguru  :
Unles they are doing something totally different that I do not know about.
Sure are. They are currently using an Arris modem that does only VoIP. It hooks up exactly like your cable modem does, and usually sits right next to it. It handles VoIP while your modem handles all your data. Both run on different data channels so uploads won't be effected. It's a similar solution to what Cablevision is using. They use the Motorola SBV4200, the data and VoIP data channels are separate while both are contained by the same device. |
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Corvus
Flaming Tards Since 2003
Premium,VIP
join:2003-11-26
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hescominsoon is right, cable companies will sell VoIP as another Internet access on his own QUAM wich is a plus against third party VoIP providers.
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