First, I would have “(my-nnumber)” listed throughout this page. That will reference to 6829751. For example, +1 412(my-number) is +1 4126829751. This is done to keep things simple when referencing this FAQ. I would also have a properly configured telephony server. This will likely be in a micro-PC form factor to not clutter up much. I will need an extra long RJ11 line that would run from my printer to the FXS port on the telephony server. Also, you would see 8xx. In the case of this page only, the 2 x numbers will be the same (such as 822).
I would have +1 878(my-number) for my Razr. This will mean I will need to port the 878 number into the service provided for the Razr, but this minor inconvenience will be fine if I had this number. This will make it easier to remember my cellular phone numbers. Next, I will acquire 3 +1 8xx(my-number) telephone numbers. This could be something like +1 833, or +1 844. The first of these number will ring my home phone, and will replace the current number that is assigned to registrar services. The second of the 2 numbers will replace my voicemail number. The third one will be for my fax line. This will mean the following will be done:
- +1 412(my-number): iPhone
- +1 878(my-number): Razr
- +1 855(my-number): Home 1
- +1 8xx(my-number): Fax
- +1 8xx(my-number): Voicemail
If this could be done, then I would just have to remember which 3 digits correspond to which telephone line. As for accomplishing, I do a vanity number check every month for this setup, even though I don’t have a telephony server for the fax line. In that regard, I will not get +1 8xx(my-number) for the fax line. I will still need this for the voicemail, and the second home number. The +1 878(my-number) will replace for the Razr since this 878 number is not a toll-free number. With that being said, it would be easier to remember the Razr’s first 3 digits.