| [Primus] lingo sip settings can anyone tell me sip settings for cisco ata-186 , i was able to purchase account , but had not orderedfor device as i already have cisco ata , now lingo guys say they cannt give me settings. strange to hear for almost every voip provider gives these settings ...they say its security reason... do they mean other providers donnt have anything like security..its jst lingo wants to sell dlink boxes....huh |
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| Lingo requires you to use its analog terminal adapter. It isn't a dlink, by the way. Dlink makes routers and switches.
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| Actually, DLink does make ATAs as well.
Check this out...
»dlink.com/products/?sec=3&pid=361 |
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| reply to gagans2k
"Lingo requires you to use its analog terminal adapter."
this is not ture
»www.lingo.com/guWeb/com/primuste···tail.jsp |
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Did you recently purchase a Lingo-compatible router or telephone adapter in a retail location?
Only Lingo's ATAs are Lingo compatible, I don't now how he ordered Lingo without the device since you pay for it in the activation fee. |
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| The DLink listed above can be purchased at retail outlets. That is what the link adworld submitted is referring to. These DLinks can be registered when creating an account, using their MAC address.
It still must be lingo approved hardware. The DLink specifically is lingo approved... |
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| reply to gagans2k
I've never heard of lingo offering a BYOD (bring your own device plan) (except for the DLink partnership). Sorry i can't help with settings. |
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aqualyna said:
"It still must be lingo approved hardware. The DLink specifically is lingo approved..."
you are correct  |
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I haven't seen the DLink, but Lingo's approach is to send the ATA first to a provisioning server from which all the settings are downloaded. Among the downloaded files is an encrypted file that includes your account login and password, a supervisor password for your particular box, and a setting for the box to provision itself every 24 hours and with each boot-up. Users are not given the supervisor password, so they cannot see their account login information. In the case of the AzaCall and UTStarcom boxes, there is no easy way to reset the device to factory defaults, so the ATA is not very useful if you terminate your Lingo account. Since the DLink is purchased at retail, I suspect that it can be reset to factory defaults. |
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| reply to glyons
i had talked to customer representative earlier itself dat will cisco ata work he said yes. now regarding " how i got lingo account without ordering dlink ,its very easy , when they ask u for mac address simply fill in mac address of any of voip device on next page it takes u confirm if its mac address of dlink , u click continue & then it asks u for credit card and everything & finally gives u account number.............. i though i m talking to knowlegable ppl here but how culd u b soo fool ,to ask such simple question  |
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| reply to glyons
have u heard of lingo retail? better check there site man |
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