mazilo
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join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
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Re: [Equipment] Looking for good Wireless router + VOIP (for US
said by arafalov  :*) Another VOIP connection box for cheap call outs (Linksys SPA3102). I bought this one because it advertised two lines, but that turned out to be a fiction, as the second line is dedicated to the analog line (FXO?) pass-through and I do not have an analog line. I believe an SPA3K does have a support for multi VoIP lines with a single FXS port. I have some additional PAP2v1 units that can handle only two VoSP lines and that's enough for me to use as extensions to my asterisk PBX system. If you want, I can always spare a unit of my PAP2v1 (non-customized) to even trade-in with your SPA3K unit.  This way, I can always use the FXO port on the SPA3K for something else.
I would like to replace at least the last three boxes with one (11g router+multiline VOIP). In this case, you may want to consider an old Cisco 7960 SIP IP Phone that I believe can handle up to 6 SIP lines. Someone who uses this device please feel free to chime in.
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toro
join:2006-01-27
Scarborough, ON | reply to arafalov
Linksys WRTP54G and Linksys WRT54GP2 are a couple that have wireless router+2 port VoIP in one box. |
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arafalov
join:2009-07-04
| [Equipment] Looking for good Wireless router + VOIP (for USA)
Hello,
I have a wireless home setup and (at least) two VOIP accounts with full proxy registration. Currently, I have 4 boxes to handle these requirements:
*) Cable internet box
*) Wireless Router box
*) Proprietary VOIP connection box (Lingo)
*) Another VOIP connection box for cheap call outs (Linksys SPA3102). I bought this one because it advertised two lines, but that turned out to be a fiction, as the second line is dedicated to the analog line (FXO?) pass-through and I do not have an analog line.
I would like to replace at least the last three boxes with one (11g router+multiline VOIP).
I am having a problem finding solutions for it in USA. On the other hand, both Australia and Germany seem to have a healthy choice of options (Billion and AVM FRITZ!Box/Fon).
Any hidden gems out there? |
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