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On 27 Jun 18  09:12:46, David Drummond said the following to Nick Andre:

DD>  DD>> Do analogue modems work OK over VOIP?
DD> 
DD>  NA> Yes, mine does. But it has to be downclocked to 9600 baud.
DD> 
DD> I don't see that "downclocking" a 56bps modem to 9600 on VOIP as "working
DD> OK"...

Wellll... on VOIP, I seriously doubt you would get "true" 56k connections, in 
fact if I remember, that was nearly impossible on POTS... Likely 33.6k or 42.6
k or something to that effect.

But for me, at 9600 that is enough to establish a dialup FTS-0001 or EMSI
session, transfer mail, or allow a BBS caller to have that early-90's
experience. It does not cost me very much to keep the dialup modem line.

In Canada, there is a major telco that has a "private VOIP" network that runs 
over coaxial cable where they supply a telephony device allowing you to plug 
in whatever equipment; and I've seen modem connections go up to 28.8kbps

Nick

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