Can you share the model number of that device? So far I have yet to find such a machine. All use POTS (see google.com) that I find today since to fax something the other end is usually on POTS.
Bob
My wife telecommutes. Her set up is:
1) A digital phone that requires a static IP address.
2) A PC (either static or dynamic).
3) A fax machine (connects through the Internet).
Our previous ISP offered a modem with four ethernet ports. I had everyhing working for months with no problems. We relocated and our current ISP only offers a modem with one ethernet port.
I bought a router. I hooked everything up. The CAT 5 line goes goes from the modem to the phone (the telecom company said I have to do that), then there's a CAT 5 jumper that goes into the router. The PC had connectivity. But the fax won't work (there's a dial tone though). But sometimes we'll lose connectivity (with the PC never with the phone). And I'll have to hook the modem directly to the router, reboot, and then hook the CAT 5 back to the phone.
I know there's something simple I'm missing. Do I have to do someting with the router? So I can plug the phone into it using the static IP address?
If you need more info I'll be happy to supply it. Thanks in advance.

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