Analog phone into router ATA port.

@Rickles Please provide link to the Vodafone page you read this on

@Linux … https://www.vodafone.co.nz/broadband/internet-plans/

Scroll down and open Important Things To Know, then look under Voice Calling Over Broadband section.

So the unlimited plan Voice is delivered over internet (not POTS) and the home Wireless Voice is delivered over the mobile network

     >So the unlimited plan Voice is delivered over internet (not POTS) and the home Wireless Voice is delivered over the mobile network<

That's my understanding … goodbye copperhead road 😊

Question:  In the VoIP scenario, if a phone cable is connected between the router and a wall jack, would all the extension jacks work?

Rickles:

 

Question:  In the VoIP scenario, if a phone cable is connected between the router and a wall jack, would all the extension jacks work?

 

It should, given there are no wiring faults and you don't have billions of phones plugged in. You should also ensure the rest of the jacks are isolated from the external copper network. 

Rickles:

 

Question:  In the VoIP scenario, if a phone cable is connected between the router and a wall jack, would all the extension jacks work?

 

Yup, all 5 of mine work just fine.

Just how good or bad is VoIP these days?

Rickles:

Just how good or bad is VoIP these days?

Rickles:

Just how good or bad is VoIP these days?

sbiddle:

Rickles:

 

Just how good or bad is VoIP these days?

 

100% fine, just like it has always been.

🤣🤣🤣

waiting for the asteroid to hit one of your installs now....

It's been talked about before, but with telco's moves to decommission copper, and the likes of Vodafone now proponents of either VoIP and wireless (3/4G), how long will they retain their existing land-line (pots/exchanges/copper) system?