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Carl Farrington wrote:[color=blue]
> "Jungle Boy" <jungle.boy ( AT ) btconnect.com> wrote in message
> news:_rKdncH6EZv0lUjZRVny2Q@eclipse.net.uk...[color=green]
>> Yes, I've seen the posts about the problems some people are having
>> but nothing about the VOIP side
>> of things. I asked BT if they had another key code besides the
>> manual one that 2wire offers but they
>> didn't know what I was talking about. It's working ok at a standard
>> wifi router at the moment.
>> Hopefully 2wire will email me on Monday so I might get somewhere
>> then.[/color]
>
> I seem to remember this being a stumbling block for those guys who did
> manage to configure the router for a different ISP. They were unable
> to use the SIP stuff. :(
>
> Good luck anyway! I threw one in the bin last week after deciding I
> couldn't be arsed and needed the space. Wish I'd kept it at just as a
> Wireless Access Point now (I use a PCI card with Routing & Remote
> Access on server2003 so no need for the routing part).[/color]

Maybe not as I don't think the range can be very good as the aerial consists
of about a 2 inch length of printed circuit board!