[Ekiga-list] Will analog phone adapters work with Ekiga?
Nathaniel Homier
nathaniel.homier at gmail.com
Thu Feb 22 10:19:09 UTC 2007
I see, googling shows some interesting devices. So the ATA's I am
seeing have a web interface and that becomes the client. So my
ekiga.net sip account can just be set up in the ATA device. Ekiga
would simply be a software phone only, great for laptops. Yeah I get
it now.
Thanks for your help Jure.
Nate.
On 2/22/07, Jure Petrovic <fonz at siol.net> wrote:
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> > Are their adapters that can allow me to plug this old fashioned phone
> > into the computer and use that directly. How would you make that work
> > with Ekiga. I have no interest in those VOIP companies like Vonage.
> > I prefer not to be locked into a vendor hence Ekiga. So I look on the
> > Internet and see lots of company's that I don't know anything about.
> > They all have these little SIP routers but I am not sure if they work
> > with Ekiga as they all talk about resellers and VOIP providers. I
> > never see anything about end users. Also would the telephone's keypad
> > work or would I have to use the mouse to punch them in to Ekiga like I
> > do now.
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> If you would like to use analog telephone on an VoIP network, you
> need ATA (analog telephone adapter - ask google). But since this is a
> SIP client itself, you don't need ekiga anymore.
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> For example, I have IP telephones at home/company and ekiga on my
> laptop. Ekiga allows me to register to my VoIP provider and make calls
> from wherever as long as I am connected to internet. Because I
> always login with the same provider, the calees always see the same
> caller ID.
>
> Hope this helps a bit,
> Jure
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