dublus
join:2000-08-24
Moorpark, CA
| Best SIP Device For VoipBuster & CallPacket???
Now that many of us have a free incoming number from CallPacket (TelePacket I guess?) and VoipBuster is still no charge within the U.S., what is the best SIP device that will forward the incoming call on the CallPacket port to the VoipBuster port so we can use a one line phone on our new "completely free" phone line?
Since the SPA-2000/PAP2 can't do it for us, is the SPA-3000 the way to go or is there something else? |
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cgigate
join:2003-05-12
Fort Worth, TX | Best SIP ATA is DTA310 for CallPacket!
Works great and voice is clear!
and very cheap! I got from eBay @$7.50 |
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dublus
join:2000-08-24
Moorpark, CA | I've already got 5 PAP2s and 2 SPA-2000s that work for incoming CallPacket calls.
I want a SIP device that can forward calls from the CallPacket line to the VoipBuster line so I can use a single-line phone for both services. |
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voiper48
@adelphia.net
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I use a Budgetone IP phone and it works great. It has the features I want for a very reasonable price. (You can get the 102, which has 2 lines for around $65 online. If you need only 1 line, you can now get the 101 for under $60.) Using it, I've had no downtime. I do have callpacket's (now telepacket) IP address plugged in to the appropriate values field rather than using voip.callpacket.com. |
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VOIPnYC
join:2005-06-26
New York, NY
1 edit | reply to dublus
said by dublus  :I've already got 5 PAP2s and 2 SPA-2000s that work for incoming CallPacket calls. I want a SIP device that can forward calls from the CallPacket line to the VoipBuster line so I can use a single-line phone for both services. I like dta310 cause it is simple and it works. but I also want something like -- "SIP device that can forward calls from the CallPacket line to the VoipBuster line"
I would love to use my pap2 for this, anyone knows how? thx |
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ebruce
join:2001-12-04
East Falmouth, MA
| reply to dublus
If you want two providers going to a single line then the device for you is the Sipura SPA-1001. It can handle two providers on a single line and it supports distinctive ring so that you can tell which provider the incoming call is coming from.
»www.sipura.com/products/spa1001.htm
I'm currently using StanaPhone as one provider and GalaxyVoice as the other. For outgoing calls, you switch to the second provider by hitting the pound key. |
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cgigate
join:2003-05-12
Fort Worth, TX
| said by ebruce :If you want two providers going to a single line then the device for you is the Sipura SPA-1001. It can handle two providers on a single line and it supports distinctive ring so that you can tell which provider the incoming call is coming from. » www.sipura.com/products/spa1001.htmI'm currently using StanaPhone as one provider and GalaxyVoice as the other. For outgoing calls, you switch to the second provider by hitting the pound key. I really need one device that could support multiple-SIP providers. |
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lowspeed
join:2004-01-05
Marathon, NY
| said by cgigate :said by ebruce :If you want two providers going to a single line then the device for you is the Sipura SPA-1001. It can handle two providers on a single line and it supports distinctive ring so that you can tell which provider the incoming call is coming from. » www.sipura.com/products/spa1001.htmI'm currently using StanaPhone as one provider and GalaxyVoice as the other. For outgoing calls, you switch to the second provider by hitting the pound key. I really need one device that could support multiple-SIP providers. The guy just told you the spa1001 can do it.
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blohner
join:2002-06-26
Cortlandt Manor, NY
clubs:
 ·Vonage
 ·Optimum Online
| reply to dublus
If you need/want to handle up to 10 providers get a Fritzbox FON ATA (from AVM) - working great for my Parents. The only problem: They only seem to be sold in Europe - but there is always ebay....
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rocku24_7
This I believe
join:2004-06-20
Pompano Beach, FL
 ·AT&T Southeast
·BroadVoice
| reply to dublus
how to well i have broadvoice lite ($6 unlimited incall) on line 1 and sipdiscount.com (unlimeted outcall US +) on PSTN gateway, the voxilla wizard also put sipD on GW 1 on the line 1 page. i craft a plan that send all dial calls from handset on line1 to call @gw1, when call is place it ring ok but disconect 5sec after called party picks up. the PSTN----VOIP call works fine (remember this is the same voip provide on gw1 on line that giving truble) why is it working well on pstn page but not online1? is there another way to do this all suggestions are welcome. |
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cgigate
join:2003-05-12
Fort Worth, TX
| reply to blohner
said by blohner :If you need/want to handle up to 10 providers get a Fritzbox FON ATA (from AVM) - working great for my Parents. The only problem: They only seem to be sold in Europe - but there is always ebay.... Sounds a great product!
that is I am looking for! |
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mazilo
From Mazilo
Premium
join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA | reply to dublus
I have used Linksys PAP2 on my TelePacket account and it works great. The best part is the Linksys PAP2 is free (after the Staples Easy rebates). |
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dublus
join:2000-08-24
Moorpark, CA
| I'm using a "free" PAP2 as well. What I was looking for is a device that would allow a single line phone to receive calls on the free Telepacket number and make free outgoing calls on either VoipBuster or Sipdiscount. Assuming you've got broadband anyway, that would be a 100% free phone. |
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hwittenb
join:2003-12-20
·Future Nine Corpor..
·callwithus
·Callcentric
| said by dublus :What I was looking for is a device that would allow a single line phone to receive calls on the free Telepacket number and make free outgoing calls on either VoipBuster or Sipdiscount. Assuming you've got broadband anyway, that would be a 100% free phone. As posted above a Sipura 1001 will allow you to setup to receive Telepacket calls and be able to make outgoing calls on another voip provider such as VoipBuster or SipDiscount.
It doesn't look to me like Telepacket is free any more. Looks like it costs 95c a month with 100 incoming plus 100 outgoing minutes free.
Telepacket also has a "follow-me" forwardarding feature that would let you forward any incoming calls to another voip DID or a PSTN number. They charge outgoing minutes for this but you get 100-in / 100-out free on their pay-as-you-go +95c plan. |
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ebruce
join:2001-12-04
East Falmouth, MA
| reply to dublus
said by dublus :What I was looking for is a device that would allow a single line phone to receive calls on the free Telepacket number and make free outgoing calls on either VoipBuster or Sipdiscount. You have two choices:
Sipura SPA-1001: You would set up your outgoing provider on Line 1. That way you wouldn't need to "switch" to line 2 before you dial (the default key for switching to Line 2 is the # key). Then you could set the incoming provider up on Line 2. Although the 1001 lists a "Line 1" and "Line 2", they are actually on the same physical line.
Sipura SPA-3000: You would set up your incoming provider on Line 1 and set up your outgoing provider as a gateway provider. You would need to craft a dial plan that specifies that all calls go out over that gateway. This is also done on one physical phone line. A bit more complicated and expensive than the 1001, but may allow greater flexibility with the ability to add other outgoing providers. |
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dublus
join:2000-08-24
Moorpark, CA | Thanks for the replies.
I've stumbled across something that I might take a whack at... it's the Linksys WRT54GS with Asterix running over OpenWRT. It can do what I want and a whole lot more. |
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mazilo
From Mazilo
Premium
join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA | reply to dublus
What you want is a single FXS port ATA device with a support of multi-VoSPs, i.e. SPA1001. |
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schmunk
Premium
join:2001-03-03
Defiance, OH
1 edit | reply to cgigate
I'm trying to config my dta310 to work with telepacket can anyone help me? I have this firmware installed
Welcome to the BVA8051 download and configuration utility.
Select from the configuration options in the menu on the left.
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System Information
System Uptime: 0 days, 0h 25m 10s
LAN IP Address: 192.168.0.100 (Dynamic)
MAC Address: 00:01:e1:09:d8:18
Security: No password installed
Application Code Version: SIP version 1.0 US (LDTK AR16O ) checksum e423
Downloader Code Version: 1.0 US (8x8 010113) checksum 6fc7
Hardware Type: BVA8051S
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Copyright 2003-2004 Leadtek Research Inc. |
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cgigate
join:2003-05-12
Fort Worth, TX
| said by schmunk :I'm trying to config my dta310 to work with telepacket can anyone help me? I have this firmware installed Yes, it works well with Telepacket |
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shutrbug
join:2000-10-18
San Jose, CA | reply to dublus
I'm using a PAP2 with both VoIP providers. Does anyone know of a cheap, two-line phone that I could switch between the two providers? |
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