Using Cisco IP on Cox Digital?
Hi,
I currently have residential digital phone service through Cox. I'm not happy with my current phone setup and have been looking at some of the Cisco IP models for my work-from-home office. Ca...
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If you get an IP phone, you won't need a digital phone modem. You wouldn't even need Cox Telephone Service.
Technically, your current digital phone modem (eMTA) is an Analog Telephone Adapter. It allows your analog phone to work on a digital network. It converts analog signals to digital. IP phones have an Analog Telephone Adapter inside its enclosure. That's way...among other things...IP phones cost more: more Intel Inside.
Of course, you'll need an IP phone provider to give your IP phone an identify. People would need to dial something.
