TommyDale48
join:2005-06-24
Youngsville, NC
| Anyone ever try 802.11 to another phone adapter?
I have just signed up (not even connected yet) to Vonage. I have three different phone numbers, but only two phone outlets on my existing Linksys WRTP54G. I am wondering if anyone has utilized the wireless portion of that router to connect via
a USB wireless adapter to another device and connect another telephone device to allow more than two phone lines via a single broadband connection. Anyone? |
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reebok
join:2004-11-11
Lakeland, FL | I've seen many people do it at posts on vonage-forum.com. search for wireless bridge, wet11, or similar keywords.
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prestonlewis
Premium,MVM
join:2003-04-13
Sacramento, CA
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Re: Anyone ever try 802.11 to another phone adapte
I've used a wireless connection from a router to a bridge and connected a SIP device to the bridge without any problems. However, you mention using a USB device which are dependent on a computers CPU. That might be an issue. If you are planning a permanent wireless connection to a SIP device, I'd suggest you consider using a wireless G bridge, although a wireless B bridge will work fine if your wireless network has few clients. More than 2-3 clients means using G. 1-2 wireless clients usually will work fine with wireless B. |
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