what type of software is needed for an inturruption of internet for call to come in?
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I think there's a program call Callwave, that allow that, at least there was abt 4 yrs ago.
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A modem should do it...
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Net2Phone.\n\nhttp://web.net2phone.com/home_usen.asp
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I don't know about any of that software, but I suggest that you put the computer in plain sight for the rest of the family.  That will discourage them from using the computer inappropriately while you are at home, and will make it apparent when they use the computer.  You might set aside a room strictly for computer use, and maintain a presence there too.  Also, I think Internet Explorer has a content control system.  Check the Internet Options dialog for that feature.
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go to tolls on internet explorer, internet option , lower security level
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call your ISP.Internet Service Provider
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Internetwork Operating System.
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yeah u need software. go to the website of ur cell phone company and ask about it.
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Most software-based answering systems should have this capability (or even a low cost digital answering machine, if you don't want your computer running all the time).\n\nA quick check of Google and Yahoo for call recording software gives lots of results.
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Skype, skype.com.\n\nNo spyware, extremely popular.  For the rest of 2006, you can also call land lines in the US for free!
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make sure your PC is connected to the Internets.
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internet service, and a modem, they come with a cd that install is fot you
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It is not sufficient to just have a VOIP phone service like Lingo or Vonage. You need internet connectivity via Cable or DSL to take your call to the internet. Your wireless router could be a DSL gateway which has an incoming DSL and outgoing wireless or ethernet ports. But the bottom line is that you will require internet connection. If this is via cable, u do require a cable modem, if it is DSL, you can make do with a wireless DSL router.
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http://www.symantec.com/feedback/contactus.jsp  has the options you require
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There are tons of software options - google is your friend there.  Mainly depends on what you have at each site.  For instance, Windows servers all have some sort of software VPN capabilities.\n\nHowever, you can get firewall/routers with VPN endpoint capabilities pretty inexpensively these days.  As an example, the Symantec appliances are simple to use and relatively cheap.  (http://www.symantec.com/small_business/products/security_appliances/sgs300/index.html)  DLink, Linksys and Netgear all have stuff cheaper in the "soho" space as well.  Or spend more and go for Cisco if you have the needs and skills.
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You need to have a .v92 modem, your ISP has to have a .v92 line, and you need call waiting.\n\nMost ISP's have software that will allow you to do this although they may charge you.\n\nHere is software that will do it:\nhttp://www.traysoft.com
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You could run it inside VMWare Player or M$ Virtual PC. You possibly could talk to it via the virtual LAN card.