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You can switch building 1 over to IP phones, then it doesn't matter where you are - you just need an internet connection. My office line has extensions in 3 different continents!
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You can switch building 1 over to IP phones, then it doesn't matter where you are - you just need an internet connection. My office line has extensions in 3 different continents!

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What do you recommend for the below ?<br />
&nbsp; 1. building #1 has working &quot;analog&quot; OLD <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; non-VOIP phone line and working phones<br />
&nbsp; 2. building #2, about 1/4 mile from building #1 has NO <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; phone line, but does have FIBER from building #1<br />
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Maybe something like the below<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;1. put <a href="http://www.smithgear.com/eng-freestyl2.html" rel="ugc">http://www.smithgear.com/eng-freestyl2.html</a>&nbsp;&quot;MAIN&quot; BASE in building #1<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;2. put associated phone BASES in building #2<br />
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I do NOT want to spend money running OLD phone wire to building #2
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What do you recommend for the below ?
  1. building #1 has working "analog" OLD 
      non-VOIP phone line and working phones
  2. building #2, about 1/4 mile from building #1 has NO 
      phone line, but does have FIBER from building #1

Maybe something like the below
   1. put http://www.smithgear.com/eng-freestyl2.html "MAIN" BASE in building #1
   2. put associated phone BASES in building #2

I do NOT want to spend money running OLD phone wire to building #2

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