Have cable with modem & router. 2Landlines-Uniden with 4 w/less handsts & AIO HP fax. What accessories needed? Linx&w/less?
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I understand that you have three unique phone numbers, 2 landlines and 1 fax line. You would need the linx for a dedicated fax line, which would be configured as a personal device. The other two phone numbers can be shared on the Ooma telo, which means an incoming call will be routed to both physical phones. You can add a second linx or a HD2 handset if you want all three lines routed to separate physical devices (phones/fax machines).
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That is very similar to my setup. You will want a Linx for your fax. I did add 2 Ooma HD2s which are nice for multi line and 3 way calls, but they are not my preferred handset. The navigation pad is difficult to use. You will have one port for your base, though I assume you could use a cheap splitter if you need to have two bases.
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This is an extension to the OomaThelo... You have to plug a phone into it. Hope this was useful.
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You will need to purchase Premier to have more than one number. Comments by others noted. However as to Faxing.... In my experience I have no problem receiving faxes through the Linx (although tech support had to remotely configure it for me to be solely dedicated to the fax) however I can only send one page. Any more than one page will error out and fail. Ooma is working on this but has no fix for now, as I was told. Others may have better experiences than me.
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It goes together with a standard telephone wire, RJ45 cable, power cord and CD installation for set-up/manual. Filters is not included but you can get it from DSL provider for free. Remember that filter is only usable to any telephone unit but not for the ADSL2 internet connection. This unit is a very functional modem/router as well as with a reasonable price. Linksys will definitely help if you encounter problems during installation. Thank you.
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You can hook your computer directly to the one and only Ethernet port. If you have several computers or WIFI devices to connect, you will need a wireless router hooked to it via the router's Wan Port. Your computes will hook up to the routers Lan Ports or via WIFI. A Wall spliter would only be applicable for the phone line. There is only a phone in jack, no phone out. I use a wall jack spliter so I can also have a Fax connected to the same wall jack.
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These aren't routers, just access points. Use any cheap old wireless router and just turn off the wireless and connect one of these (data side) the router. This is what I do. I don't use POE on mine but it should look like: Injector --> AP-->Router--> Modem.
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You need to have at least two powerline adapters. If you have a router, one would be connected to the router, then you'd also need one for each device that you'd want to connect to the network.
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sorry - can't answer this question. I only used the modem for internet connection - not faxes.
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The modem has one, almost all of the modems have (1) Ethernet port. You need to connect a router to add additional Ethernet ports in order to share the connection (or have WiFi).
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This is a POT's modem. You can use this with a dial up Internet Service Provider like NetZero, which will be slower and maybe less reliable/practical then DSL, cable or fiber-optic. I wanted it for faxing.
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I have everything on the phone line. I have a 3-way splitter with the phone, fax/printer/2620 and the computer. It is on Cableone, and works great.
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Yes, I currently have:modem (cable)>vonage box>wifi router (linksys54g w/tomato)>wired PCs and wireless devices (iPod touch, DS, and sometimes laptop).From what you've said, and what I've read elsewhere, I should be all set with:modem>vonage>router>switch> PCsThanks
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Modem, phone cord, power cord, user manual cd, how to connect to Internet with AT&T sheet
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I had to buy a map chip, Ethernet adapter and Ethernet cord. It depends on what your all connecting to.
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You did not specify the printer model, so I'll assume that it's an all-in-1. The modem is strictly for your fax. Check for a usb plug, if there is one available use that. If there is no usb plug then open up your manual (or download one from the mfg site) and find the wireless setup for your printer and have it TCPIP to your wireless hub. IF you do not have a wireless hub... A: up-grade to a new hub... or b: return the printer for a wired unit with both a usb & fax-phone port. Hope this helps.
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Go with Netgear, it's approved for all those providers and easy to set up. Also neither Linksys or Cisco have anything to do with the modem, last 3 years manufactured by Belkon.
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I was having the same problem but i knew why, if you want router with phone line soket don't search on word "router" but search on: "ADSL2 + modem router" you will find what you are looking for. Good luck
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1. If you want to use a wireless connection, I believe you do not any additional cables at all.2. If you want a special dedicated fax line, you need to do a setup and some phone cable(s).3. If you just want to connect it to your computer w/o any fancy stuff, you need a simple USB cable indicated in the manual. No big deal, easy. I don't know/remember the cable model, but it's a very common and simple one.Look at the printer USB cable socket to see what type and shape, then look at the inlet/connector on your PC, and you will know what ends your USB should have.Sorry I didn't give you a better answer. 1. If you want to use a wireless connection, I believe you do not any additional cables at all.2. If you want a special dedicated fax line, you need to do a setup and some phone cable(s).3. If you just want to connect it to your computer w/o any fancy stuff, you need a simple USB cable indicated in the manual. No big deal, easy. I don't know/remember the cable model, but it's a very common and simple one.Look at the printer USB cable socket to see what type and shape, then look at the inlet/connector on your PC, and you will know what ends your USB should have.Sorry... » Read More 1. If you want to use a wireless connection, I believe you do not any additional cables at all.2. If you want a special dedicated fax line, you need to do a setup and some phone cable(s).3. If you just want to connect it to your computer w/o any fancy stuff, you need a simple USB cable indicated in the manual. No big deal, easy. I don't know/remember the cable model, but it's a very common and simple one.Look at the printer USB cable socket to see what type and shape, then look at the inlet/connector on your PC, and you will know what ends your USB should have.Sorry I didn't give you a better answer. « Show Less
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We are running this router on a DSL line. We did this configuration some time ago, but I remember you needed a computer with wired access via an Ethernet port to configure it. I had to borrow someone's laptop to do it as my laptop did not have the necessary port. The instructions were in the manual that did not come with my device, but I was able to find them online. It was a relatively easy setup as I remember.