 | Looking for good ATA (VOIP) Hello,
I am looking to purchase ATA for my VOIP service.
What would you recommend, what is popular\affordable now?
What is the difference between Gateway\Router ATA and ATA with only one port, adapter only?
What is the best place to buy?
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 | I have one of these i will sell you:
»www.bridgat.com/linksys_spa2102_···231.html |
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How old is it?
Is it better then Cisco SPA112 ? |
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 | The SPA2102 has been replaced by the SPA122. The SPA112 is a SPA122 without a built-in router. I can vouch for the SPA112, it's a great little unit. |
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 | reply to NeedATA Maybe ask on the VOIP Tech Chat forum. Alot of the posters there recommend the Obihai Voip Routers: obi100 / obi110 / obi202: »VOIP Tech Chat |
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 damirSFRJPremium join:2003-05-24 | I don't think Obi is available at any local stores here in Ontario? (correct me if i am wrong).
I might get this today as well: »www.canadacomputers.com/product_···d=045506
Is this good price ?
This one doesn't have router or anything, it should be connected to switch\router, correct? like HT701? -- www.urimage.net - Free Image Hosting |
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 | reply to NeedATA If you are looking to order an Obi for use in Canada you can get one here:
»www.digitalcon.ca/obistore/ |
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| reply to squircle said by squircle:The SPA2102 has been replaced by the SPA122. The SPA112 is a SPA122 without a built-in router. I can vouch for the SPA112, it's a great little unit. I've had a lot of stupid little annoying issues with the SPA112s I have here at the shop. They works the majority of the time, but it's nowhere near as reliable as the SPA2100 I have at home.
I have an Obi202 sitting on my shelf to replace one of the SPA112s we have deployed, I just haven't had the downtime to do it. |
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 damirSFRJPremium join:2003-05-24 | Issues you are having are with the latest firmware?
SPA122 i would like to try, if it doesn't work well or it starts giving me issues i can always return it back to the store in the first 15 days or so.
I would have to connect SPA122 to my router correct?
»www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps1···dex.html
For some reason on the image it says ATA with Router. (Not sure what it means for ATA) -- www.urimage.net - Free Image Hosting |
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 GonePremium join:2011-01-24 Fort Erie, ON kudos:3 | I've had far less issues with the latest firmware, but the thing will still randomly reboot occasionally sometimes even in the middle of a call. Using G.729 makes all of the issues even worse so we've stuck with G.711. |
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 damirSFRJPremium join:2003-05-24 | I see, Thanks Gone for heads up.
Is this ATA Locked or Unlocked? I was reading on some sites i found on google, some ppl say its important that ata is unlocked.
What is the difference, could you or somebody else please explain.
In case this ATA is not unlocked, can i unlock it? -- www.urimage.net - Free Image Hosting |
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| Locked is the exact same idea as a cell phone. You buy (or are given it) it from a company, and can only use it with that specific company.
Unlocked means you are free to use it with anyone you chose.
If you buy the SPA112 or SPA122 from a place like Canada Computers it will most certainly be unlocked. If you buy it from Fleabay or Kijiji you're taking the word of the seller as true. |
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 damirSFRJPremium join:2003-05-24 | Thank you Gone! |
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| reply to CanadianGuy I got an Obi about 2 weeks ago. Love it. Works perfectly with the service that I have for VOIP. |
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| said by daeron:I got an Obi about 2 weeks ago. Love it. Works perfectly with the service that I have for VOIP. I find the on-the-actual-Internet-based configuration exceedingly annoying, but I haven't exactly had a chance to play around much with it either. |
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| said by Gone:said by daeron:I got an Obi about 2 weeks ago. Love it. Works perfectly with the service that I have for VOIP. I find the on-the-actual-Internet-based configuration exceedingly annoying, but I haven't exactly had a chance to play around much with it either. I'd agree, it's slow but...you can turn it off and just configure it locally if you want. |
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 damirSFRJPremium join:2003-05-24 | reply to Gone said by Gone:I've had far less issues with the latest firmware, but the thing will still randomly reboot occasionally sometimes even in the middle of a call. Using G.729 makes all of the issues even worse so we've stuck with G.711. Could this be the problem for you too?
»supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2170061
From the post (forum)
" The reboot was caused by the SPA112 trying to update it's firmware from the PBX server.
Setting the Upgrade Enable to No has stopped the device rebooting, and it has now been up for 4 days + " -- www.urimage.net - Free Image Hosting |
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 TOPDAWGPremium join:2005-04-27 Midland, ON kudos:3 | reply to joeblow3 Thats the one I got worked good for me the last year. Think it was 55 bucks at canada computers. I like the idea of a 2nd line you can do with it.
op if you already got a router and just want it for the home phone you don't need one with a router built in. One the one or two ports thing will with 2 ports you can have two phone number. Exp you can have your home phone on one port and a business phone on the other port. |
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 damirSFRJPremium join:2003-05-24 | reply to daeron said by daeron:I got an Obi about 2 weeks ago. Love it. Works perfectly with the service that I have for VOIP. Why does it say to connect Obi to wall jack? 
»www.obihai.com/features-and-set-up.html
Shouldn't Obi be connected to Router\Switch, and phone to Obi, thats it?
Noob here for VOIP, i have it for couple of days only.  -- www.urimage.net - Free Image Hosting |
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