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I'm wanting to install an ATA onto my network so I can make a receive calls
using Vo-IP using a DECT cordless phone. I have the following questions if
anyone could help.

How much will it cost me for the adapter (minimum cost)

How do you configure the adapter, do I use a web browser, similar to the
configuration of a modem/router or wifi access point?

Could I use two separate services for outgoing and incoming calls?, the
reason I ask this is because currently I use 18866 to make calls from my
computer using Vo-IP, but I receive calls via sipgate. (I am using X-lite at
present) Can this sort of thing usually be configured into any ATA?

Would the ATA just connect to the LAN using a standard CAT5 cable into the
back of my modem/router? (Netgear DG843G)

Is there any reason why I would not be able to connect a DECT cordless phone
to the ATA, so I could use the phone anywhere around the home?

Any recommendations for a suitable ATA would be great, especially if you
have a website where I could buy one as I really would like to get this up
and running as soon as possible.

Thanks very much indeed..

Tony

On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 14:09:03 +0100, "Tony"
<> wrote:

>How much will it cost me for the adapter (minimum cost)

some include them in the service (monthly fee) or buy your own
£50-£100 for example http://www.provu.co.uk/sipura.html

>How do you configure the adapter, do I use a web browser, similar to the
>configuration of a modem/router or wifi access point?

got it in 1.

>Could I use two separate services for outgoing and incoming calls?, the
>reason I ask this is because currently I use 18866 to make calls from my
>computer using Vo-IP, but I receive calls via sipgate. (I am using X-lite at
>present) Can this sort of thing usually be configured into any ATA?

depends on the ATA. The sipura 2000 range do two services.

>Would the ATA just connect to the LAN using a standard CAT5 cable into the
>back of my modem/router? (Netgear DG843G)

right again. there are some ATAs that like to go ahead of other stuff
for QoS ire they act as routers themselves.

>Is there any reason why I would not be able to connect a DECT cordless phone
>to the ATA, so I could use the phone anywhere around the home?

none.


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"Phil Thompson" <> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 14:09:03 +0100, "Tony"
> <> wrote:
>
>>How much will it cost me for the adapter (minimum cost)
>
> some include them in the service (monthly fee) or buy your own
> £50-£100 for example http://www.provu.co.uk/sipura.html
>
>>How do you configure the adapter, do I use a web browser, similar to the
>>configuration of a modem/router or wifi access point?
>
> got it in 1.
>
>>Could I use two separate services for outgoing and incoming calls?, the
>>reason I ask this is because currently I use 18866 to make calls from my
>>computer using Vo-IP, but I receive calls via sipgate. (I am using X-lite
>>at
>>present) Can this sort of thing usually be configured into any ATA?
>
> depends on the ATA. The sipura 2000 range do two services.
>
>>Would the ATA just connect to the LAN using a standard CAT5 cable into the
>>back of my modem/router? (Netgear DG843G)
>
> right again. there are some ATAs that like to go ahead of other stuff
> for QoS ire they act as routers themselves.
>
>>Is there any reason why I would not be able to connect a DECT cordless
>>phone
>>to the ATA, so I could use the phone anywhere around the home?
>
> none.

Thanks ever so much Phil, for the prompt reply. So if I buy a
http://www.provu.co.uk/sipura_spa2000.html
You don't see any reason why I wouldn't be able to carry on using 18866 for
outgoing calls and sipgate for incoming calls using this unit?

I assume thats what the dual line bit means? Presume the cheap option here
http://www.provu.co.uk/sipura_spa1001.html wouldn't allow me to use both
18866 and sipgate???

Thanks again Phil... If you could just clear these two queries up, I`ll get
ordering.

Thanks again.

Tony

If you buy the 1001 and update the software you can use two different
providers. I have voipbuster and Sipgate on mine and both are OK.

On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 14:41:28 +0100, "Tony"
<> wrote:

>I assume thats what the dual line bit means?

yes, dual line means two accounts.

The 1001 refers to a firmware upgrade to carry two accounts on the 1
physical port. This would seem best for your needs.

see the review at http://www.voipuser.org/review_15.html
confirms what we thought.

Phil
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"Phil Thompson" <> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 14:09:03 +0100, "Tony"
> <> wrote:
>
>>How much will it cost me for the adapter (minimum cost)
>
> some include them in the service (monthly fee) or buy your own
> £50-£100 for example http://www.provu.co.uk/sipura.html
>
>>How do you configure the adapter, do I use a web browser, similar to the
>>configuration of a modem/router or wifi access point?
>
> got it in 1.
>
>>Could I use two separate services for outgoing and incoming calls?, the
>>reason I ask this is because currently I use 18866 to make calls from my
>>computer using Vo-IP, but I receive calls via sipgate. (I am using X-lite
>>at
>>present) Can this sort of thing usually be configured into any ATA?
>
> depends on the ATA. The sipura 2000 range do two services.
>
>>Would the ATA just connect to the LAN using a standard CAT5 cable into the
>>back of my modem/router? (Netgear DG843G)
>
> right again. there are some ATAs that like to go ahead of other stuff
> for QoS ire they act as routers themselves.
>
>>Is there any reason why I would not be able to connect a DECT cordless
>>phone
>>to the ATA, so I could use the phone anywhere around the home?
>
> none.
>
>
> Phil

Just one more little query Phil, I assume you can setup the IP address for
any network? I don't use the common 192.168.0.1 etc, I use one starting
172.17.xx.xx

Thanks
Tony

On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 15:13:36 +0100, "Tony"
<> wrote:

>Just one more little query Phil, I assume you can setup the IP address for
>any network? I don't use the common 192.168.0.1 etc, I use one starting
>172.17.xx.xx

most ATA's take the IP by DHCP so I would say yes. I use 10.x
addresses.

Some use IVR from the phone handset to put in the IP. Wouldn't expect
it to be an issue.

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On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 14:09:03 +0100, "Tony" <>
wrote:


>
>Could I use two separate services for outgoing and incoming calls?, the
>reason I ask this is because currently I use 18866 to make calls from my
>computer using Vo-IP, but I receive calls via sipgate. (I am using X-lite at
>present) Can this sort of thing usually be configured into any ATA?
>

Sorry about hijacking the thread but I have a newbie query:

How does one use two lines with X-lite, and assuming I have Sipgate for incoming
and 18866 for outgoing, what telephone number should I/ would I use?

JPG

"JPG" <> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 14:09:03 +0100, "Tony"
> <>
> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>Could I use two separate services for outgoing and incoming calls?, the
>>reason I ask this is because currently I use 18866 to make calls from my
>>computer using Vo-IP, but I receive calls via sipgate. (I am using X-lite
>>at
>>present) Can this sort of thing usually be configured into any ATA?
>>
>
> Sorry about hijacking the thread but I have a newbie query:
>
> How does one use two lines with X-lite, and assuming I have Sipgate for
> incoming
> and 18866 for outgoing, what telephone number should I/ would I use?
>
> JPG

Setup a second service in SIP PROXY: proxy 1 in the program.

Tony

gumusluk <> wrote:

> If you buy the 1001 and update the software you can use two different
> providers. I have voipbuster and Sipgate on mine and both are OK.

There's currently a 1001 on eBay. The "buy-it-now" price is about what
you would pay for a new one less the VAT.

(I am in no way connected with the seller, and cannot vouch for his item
or his reputation, but his eBay feedback seems good.)

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