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    Joseph Michaud
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    Hello.

    I am looking for the best option for setting up a VoIP setup between work and home.

    I don’t need to hook it into any phone system on either end. I just need to be able to hook some kind of phone (preferably a standard phone) on both sides and be able to call back and forth between home and work. It is long distance to where I work, and my son has a medical condition that requires a lot of communication to my home from work.

    We have a 256k frame connection at work, and a 768k DSL connection at home.

    Please advise on the best, economical choice to avoid high LD bills.

    Please send your response to my email at joseph@michaudclan.com

    Thank you!

    Joseph

    #20462
    Alexander
    Guest

    Joseph,

    I think you can get Aplio phone with Ethernet Aplio Pro, you will need to units, all calls placed between Aplios will be FREE there is no charge.

    You will need to have static IP from your DSL provider.

    http://www.aplio.com
    I think this is best way to save now. You can take Aplio with you anywhere and just connect it to Internet and that’s it.

    Regards,
    Alexander

    #20463
    Kevin Vincent
    Guest

    Just use MS Netmeeting

    #20464
    Kevin Vincent
    Guest

    About the actual phone
    http://www.tjnet.com
    &
    http://www.quicknet.net
    have usb devices that work well!

    #20465
    Tarek Hosny
    Guest

    Hi
    What is the Hardware i need to connect 2 offices using VOIP knowing that they are already conected using Framerelay ,i have a PBX in each one, and i need 2 lines to be connected, i read apilo specificcation,a button must be pressed each time to make a call, but i want it to be fully automated(ie, any one connected to PBX can call the other office using any of the 2 lines). plz help .. thanx

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