Re: Multiple telephone lines & Comfort system

["psghome2002" <psghome@xxxxxxx>]

Graham mentioned that it had a PBX built in (which I'm rapidly
realising I need to do what I want). I couldn't see this in the
specs - am I missing something (likely!).

I'm definately going to have 2 ISDN lines installed (work pays for)
and use the 4 channels for internet stuff [no luxury of cable at the
new house that I'm used to here :((( ] and have a third (private)
line put in for personal calls. All I've got to do now is work out
what combination of Business / Home Highway, ISDN 2e and analogue
lines to spec - any thoughts?

Paul.

--- In ukha_d@y..., "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@h...> wrote:
> Definately have to agree with the good service from Seg.
>
> They sent me a new router mainboard to experiment with when I was
observing
> a funny with my router. They sent it to me completely free of
charge, and I
> kept hold of it for about 5 months without them hassling me for it
back! (I
> sent it back last week)
>
> I'm rapidly coming to regard this router as one of the best things
I've
> bought. - fantastically flexible.
>
> Paul G.
>
>
>
> >Both the TA and the router were purchased from www.seg.co.uk they
sell
> >loads of communication stuff at pretty good prices and tend to
have
> >excellent service too. Just one thing though, the guy who answers
many
> >of the queries is very knowledgeable and is not too impressed if
you ask
> >him really dumb questions that indicate you have not even glanced
at the
> >getting started guide ;-) I have seen him give some short shrift
to a
> >couple people asking such questions in a support forum he was
running.
> >However on the occasions I have asked him something I have failed
to
> >stump him. Of course it might not even be the same person there
now.
> >
> >Regards
> >
>
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