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On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 15:45:33 GMT, {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:[color=blue]
> Nitefoll wrote:[color=green]
> > Does the Linksys PAP2 handle 1471 type functions, where the last
> > caller number will be spoken to you?[/color]
> The spoken last caller is up to your provider.
> Just use your phones call list to see who the last caller/s were.[/color]

Was my first instinct when I started using VoIP a lot, but for those
periods where your dsl is offline, a 1471 (or *1471 on some) or
web-interface with all incoming calls listed is pretty useful.

Best wishes
Andy



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Andy Davidson wrote:
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> On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 15:45:33 GMT, {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:[color=green]
>> Nitefoll wrote:[color=darkred]
>> > Does the Linksys PAP2 handle 1471 type functions, where the last
>> > caller number will be spoken to you?[/color]
>> The spoken last caller is up to your provider.
>> Just use your phones call list to see who the last caller/s were.[/color]
>
> Was my first instinct when I started using VoIP a lot, but for those
> periods where your dsl is offline, a 1471 (or *1471 on some) or
> web-interface with all incoming calls listed is pretty useful.[/color]

Sipgate [for example] provide a web interface, as I'm sure every other
provider does.

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