can i plug it into the back of my mac to be able to use for both my internet connection and VOIP phone connection?
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Please look for an ethernet switch, 5 port switches run about what the prerequsite 2 of these cost, and they are better for what anyone needs this for. this is an artifact from when switches costs 3 times what they cost now.
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I would not suggest buying this product. I tried using it with my MacBook Pro and AppleTV and it did not work.
339041
I don't have a mac, I can't help you, also I replace it with Trendnet 100 (Fast Ethernet switch)
339042
Unfortunately, I did not have a good experience with my device. I cannot help. I am sorry and good luck.
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Well it would work if this product was actually functional. Both of mine were dead on arrival.
180999
Yes. It has common plug so works perfectly on my iPhone and Mac (both to listen to music and also talk).
875957
Dont know, because I have never used MAC. It works well with my skype setup.
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You will need an Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA). If you do a search in Amazon for "ATA Telephone", you will get a bunch of matches. This adapter will connect to your voip phone system via network jack and provide you an analog port for your phone. You will of course need to configure the ATA device just like it was a digital phone. I even use one of these at home to connect my cordless analog handsets to my VOIP phone service. You can get one these ATA devices with multiple ports if you need to support more than one analog phone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl96nDuoEMM
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Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Your Mac doesn't care what device is connecting it to the Internet, as long as the device can talk via Ethernet. The cable modem will connect to your computer via Ethernet and you should be OK.
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In a word, NO. It has to be connected to a router that assigns internal IP addresses. That would be either your cable/DSL 'modem' or to something like an Apple Airport that has an ethernet jack.
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The short answer is actually no. The problem is that all modern Macs (since 2012 or 2013) use an integrated 3.5mm jack for both the output and input (mic). So if you want to use the mic with a Mac, you will need to purchase a USB converter.
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It works by plugging this into a power outlet, and plugging the phone jack cord into the wall. If your VOIP uses a phone jack cord, then it would likely work.
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Yes it can, I have it plugged in all the time into my pc while using it on skype. Its a bit trickier for the phone but some times it manages to work.
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I don't know, only because I don't have a MacBook or know what kind of plug they require. Sorry
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It comes with a split VoIP adapter so tht you are able to do that just make sure you are purchasing from v-moda and not a third party.
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I'm certainly no expert, but it appears to be limited to Skype. I don't see enough functionality in it to allow for other VOIP services.
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Michelle, I would assume so. They have drivers for it and it's in the quick setup documentation. But I don't have a mac.
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No. You could run internet to a hub and install a VOIP Phone like Vonage that runs over the internet
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Just looking at it, I would assume you could. Mine is connected to my computer, but I have also used it on Skype.
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Yes, I have it running under a mixed environment and it is working well. It is acting as a access point and Macs and PC connect through it.
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I use Windows, so I don't know. However, if your Mac has a microphone jack then I don't see why it shouldn't work.