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Davy<br />
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Can you provide further information on your setup? &nbsp;To give you some details that may be of assistance:<br />
Basic rate ISDN (which is what I am guessing you are using) gives you 2 B channels that you can use as digital or analog.<br />
You can use one of the digital channels to give you a 64K idsn connection and one of the analog ports for an analog phone connection - or you can multilink the 2 ISDN digital channels into 1 logical 128K connection for the internet. &nbsp;If you have this configured then you cannot use the analog channels so this would be why you cannot use the phone too.<br />
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Pls advise with further detail and I will assist<br />

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Davy

Can you provide further information on your setup?  To give you some details that may be of assistance:
Basic rate ISDN (which is what I am guessing you are using) gives you 2 B channels that you can use as digital or analog.
You can use one of the digital channels to give you a 64K idsn connection and one of the analog ports for an analog phone connection - or you can multilink the 2 ISDN digital channels into 1 logical 128K connection for the internet.  If you have this configured then you cannot use the analog channels so this would be why you cannot use the phone too.


Pls advise with further detail and I will assist


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hi nodisco<br />
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i cant give more info as its my friends pc<br />
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but i think the problem is that i choose 128k instead of 64k so iam using both lines<br />
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davy
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hi nodisco

i cant give more info as its my friends pc

but i think the problem is that i choose 128k instead of 64k so iam using both lines

davy

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Hi all<br />
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Ive set an ISDN up but i cant ring and be on the net at the same time there is<br />
a configuation ive missed some any help would be greatful<br />
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Thanks Davy
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Hi all

Ive set an ISDN up but i cant ring and be on the net at the same time there is
a configuation ive missed some any help would be greatful

Thanks Davy

ISDN Setup

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