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Re: [Other] Callcentric configure question

What I did was to use my ata and register with a local sip proxy. I then registered a single callcentric account on it and had the DID routed by the proxy server to the ext of choice.
For sip proxy I have tried 3cx, asterisk@home, trixbox and now I have settled on the spa9000.
All did the job fine but the spa9000 had the smallest footprint.
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PX Eliezer
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·voip.ms

 Another way:

The OP mentioned starting a second CC account, but it does not have to be a paid account.

Rather, a free account (CC "IP Freedom") could be started. Then, on the original account, use a call treatment to route one of the DID's to the new account, then register that new account as Line 2 of the ATA.

ALL of these methods are workarounds. It would be good if CC allowed sub-accounts or something similar. Hopefully they will work on this, they are a great service.
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