On 2006-11-23, Brian A <no_spam_bca1000@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 17:27:20 -0000, "¬Stephen Hammond"
><Stephen7372@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>>How do you call a Betamax VOIP contact that doesn't have an incoming number
>>with SIP hardware ?[/color]
> You use a the SIP address of the party you wish to call.
> It will be something like one of :-
> [email]1234567@sip.provider.com[/email]
> [email]joebloggs@sip.provider.com[/email]
> Depending on your SIP hardware you could make the sip address
> correspond to a 'speed dial' number.
> I don't know precisely which VSP to which you are referring. However,
> if the first part of the sip address is a number then you can call
> that number via Sipbroker* by prefixing with the appropriate VSP code.
> If, however, the first part of the sip address is not a number, but a
> name, then you are stuck with having to use the sip address in the way
> I described above.
> *[url]www.sipbroker.com[/url][/color]

Sipbroker has excellent facilities but isn't yet geared up to working
miracles. The Betamax family is very close knit and has its network
closed to outsiders.

Brian.