>> VoIP bandwidth is usually around 40 kbps per call IIRC.
>
> Right. So with a theoretical 2000 kpbs of bandwidth available, that's 
> theoretically 50 calls. (At least, until somebody decides to open an RDP 
> session or twelve...)

Well you should be guaranteeing bandwidth for VoIP, if you're sharing data 
and voice over the same wire.  People are much more tolerant to their 
download going a bit slower than their phone call going crazy.

> We will have Internet access in both buildings, so the idea is to route 
> incomming calls over the Internet usiong VoIP to run the building that has 
> been disconnected to the PSTN. (I'm not *actually* sure if our switchboard 
> can transfer incomming calls to other telephone numbers...)

I guess you need to speak with the dudes that set up your phone system...

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