on 26/07/2008, uruy supposed :[color=blue]
> "No, but if your router has VoIP facilities, can't you point
> that at Gradwell instead? What is it anyway?"
>
>
> what is what ? my router ? thats BT hub , it has a voip line yip
> thats no problem BUT but separate to that i also have a standard BT landline
> ..id like to
> ditch the phone and let calls go thru grandstream , purely from a conviience
> of not having
> second phon kicking about on my desk but i dont thinks it going to
> be possible ...is it ? ...to run it thru the grandstream ?
>[/color]

Not directly, no.

If you have inclusive calls on your landline, you could divert calls to
your Gradwell number.

You could purchase something like the Linksys SPA3102 or Grandstream
488 <http://www.voiptalk.org/products/Grandstream+Handytone+ATA-488>

With some clever programming, I'm sure you could make your new phone
ring on incoming calls to your BT line; not without some extra
equipment, though. (or a diversion)