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When you have a broadband connection, you run your phone into it using standard phone sockets, right?
And a 56k modem effectively just plugs into a standard phone socket and 'makes a call', right?
So if I had a broadband net connection, and wired my 56k modem into a phone socket, I should still be able to use it for a dial-up net connection.
Is that correct ?
I might be getting one in a while, and it'd be nice to still be able to access my freeola web hosting.
And a 56k modem effectively just plugs into a standard phone socket and 'makes a call', right?
So if I had a broadband net connection, and wired my 56k modem into a phone socket, I should still be able to use it for a dial-up net connection.
Is that correct ?
I might be getting one in a while, and it'd be nice to still be able to access my freeola web hosting.
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When you have a broadband connection, you run your phone into it using standard phone sockets, right?
And a 56k modem effectively just plugs into a standard phone socket and 'makes a call', right?
So if I had a broadband net connection, and wired my 56k modem into a phone socket, I should still be able to use it for a dial-up net connection.
Is that correct ?
I might be getting one in a while, and it'd be nice to still be able to access my freeola web hosting.
And a 56k modem effectively just plugs into a standard phone socket and 'makes a call', right?
So if I had a broadband net connection, and wired my 56k modem into a phone socket, I should still be able to use it for a dial-up net connection.
Is that correct ?
I might be getting one in a while, and it'd be nice to still be able to access my freeola web hosting.
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