Kaspatoo
2017-04-30 11:16:28
- #1
Ok, I will try that. Thanks.
How do you connect a phone?
WLAN-capable DECT?
LAN-capable DECT?
Phone cable from house connection room/router to the location?
For the DECT base next to the router, I think the signal for the handsets will probably not reach through the whole house.
In the other post you just wrote:
Quote from Kaspatoo:
Are there now phones that can be connected via WLAN or do I still need a phone cable from the router to the phone’s location?
-> There have been telephones with DECT for decades and these work very well in and around the house, alongside your WLAN.
So place the base centrally in the house via LAN and have reception throughout the house (including across floors) via DECT.
Just to be sure I understood correctly:
From the router I distribute LAN throughout the house. The phone must be IP-capable? and can then be connected to the router via LAN and work?
Do I need a special tariff from the DSL provider for that? Or a different one than the router provided by the respective provider? Or are standard DSL contracts and supplied routers only sufficient for analog phones?
How do you connect a phone?
WLAN-capable DECT?
LAN-capable DECT?
Phone cable from house connection room/router to the location?
For the DECT base next to the router, I think the signal for the handsets will probably not reach through the whole house.
In the other post you just wrote:
Quote from Kaspatoo:
Are there now phones that can be connected via WLAN or do I still need a phone cable from the router to the phone’s location?
-> There have been telephones with DECT for decades and these work very well in and around the house, alongside your WLAN.
So place the base centrally in the house via LAN and have reception throughout the house (including across floors) via DECT.
Just to be sure I understood correctly:
From the router I distribute LAN throughout the house. The phone must be IP-capable? and can then be connected to the router via LAN and work?
Do I need a special tariff from the DSL provider for that? Or a different one than the router provided by the respective provider? Or are standard DSL contracts and supplied routers only sufficient for analog phones?