> Maybe I'm reading this wrong but why on earth would you want to attempt
> a modem connection using VoIP when the VoIP is already going to be on a
> broadband connection anyway?


Some more detail about the szenario:

yes, it is a DSL without land line (Germany).

plan is to connect a remote place to the internet. the remote place can not
have dsl. so the only way is to connect via analog or isdn. being online
would cause online minutes to be paid.

so the thought is to diel from the remote computer (modem) to a location
where dsl is available. get a recall triggered and connect from the
dsl-location to the remote place. (the dsl-location has a telephone flat
contract so no pay per minute needed)
then the dsl-place acts as an ISP routeng web traffic.

maybe that is a slow connection. would not be that bad - main thing is being
online for free. would using isdn change anything?

P