On Sun, 25 Feb 2007 08:51:09 +0000 (UTC), Brian <bandj@o2.co.uk>
wrote:
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>On 2007-02-25, Port Admiral Haynes <spam.th@t.way> wrote:
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>> What I would like is to replace my ATA with one that allows my to plug my BT
>> land line into it as well as a network cable and will allow me to have
>> multiple providers on one phone so that all incoming calls (VOIP or BT) will
>> ring on the one phone and that via (easy to setup!) dialling plans calls
>> will be routed either over my BT line or by VoipDiscount account.
>>
>> Any suggestions please?[/color]
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>Register the ATA at
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>[url]http://stores.ebay.co.uk/PcTradeShop-Computer-Components[/url]
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>with VoXaLOT.
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>The Gate 102, also sold on Ebay, is another ATA to consider. There was a
>good mini-review of it in this group a day or so ago.
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>Brian.[/color]
IMHO, if you want the system to work I wouldn't mess about with
cheapy/questionable stuff from Ebay or elsewhere. Go fo a
Linkys/Sipura SPA-3102 ATA. It will do the business and there should
be no problems once you have got it set up. You won't need the router
function in the SPA-3102,- just connect it to the output of your
router. If you are just needing one output from the router, to your
computer, then ditch your router and use the SPA-3102 instead as a
router/ATA.
Try here broadbandstuff :-
[url]http://tinyurl.com/ywyrkn[/url]
Their prices are usually among the most competitive.
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