I'm an old school telephone person just getting into voip and I have a
couple of questions;

I have bought a speedtouch 716g which is a modem/router/switch/ata. It has 4
RJ45 lan ports, 2 analogue phone ports and has wi-fi capabilities. It will
act as a DHCP server, issuing addresses .1 to .253. So theoretically, could
I have 2 analogue phones, 4 voip phones (RJ45) and 247 wi-fi voip phones? Or
does the "Switch" function put a restriction on the overall number of
connections? Yes, I know I'd need a lot of bandwidth - I'm not intending to
do it, just to understand how it all works.

My next question - I believe that the 716g provides QoS for the analogue
phones, but what about the ethernet/wi-fi phones? or is this driven by the
phones themselves?

Hope this makes sense and someone can help.

Liam