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6th January 2003 at 16:09 #23201PaulGuest
Question –
I have broadband at home.
My friend has broadband at home.
Is there an IP phone available that will allow us to talk to each other directly ? Not interested in “soft phones”. I’m in the UK.
Thanks !!
Paul
6th January 2003 at 17:10 #23202KeithGuestI use this product for the same purpose and it works very well…
http://members.rogers.com/qiiq/products/productsQFONEALL.htm
6th January 2003 at 23:31 #23203wilson boyrieGuestI do not know the price for this phone. It looks very nice. There is also a minimun VOIP phone sold by a company in Scotland. The price is $80 U.S. dollars each and works very nice for your aplication
E mail if you want the contact info for that company.9th January 2003 at 09:03 #23204YKGuestI use this product for the same purpose and it works very well…
25th February 2003 at 02:58 #23205NasserGuestWhere can I get this nmtel product and how much doe is cost approximately.
Nasser
25th February 2003 at 19:14 #23206GaryGuestBuy a VM2100 from the folks at SysMaster. It has a built in speaker phone as well, and is quite nice.
26th February 2003 at 14:55 #23207louise300GuestHere’s another supplier of cyberphones or IP phones !
3rd April 2003 at 18:17 #23208MuarrijGuestCan anyone tell me if its possible without using a 3rd party, to make calls from one IP phone to another IP phone – e.g. from London to Paris?
So I simply want to plug in and configure an IP phone within my broadband network and another on my friends network in Paris. But Do NOT want to pay any 3rd party providors?
Thanks!3rd April 2003 at 18:52 #23209TomGuestYes, it easy. You just call the other person’s IP address. The call goes peer to peer across the Internet and costs you nothing.
I do it every day.
3rd April 2003 at 20:45 #23210kukucsGuestYou can use an cisco ATA 186 that costs $90 on Amazon. Then just dial the public ip using SIP or use Pulver Free World Dialup that is free….
4th April 2003 at 09:32 #23211TomGuestBut, he already has an IP phone, so he doesn’t need an ATA 186. The cheapest I found was USD 179 on Amazon, although ebay have them cheaper.
5th April 2003 at 04:05 #23212FlorianGuestTom. Make sure both your phones talk the same protocol. The ATA186 talks SIP and H323 depending on the firmware used.
Amazon is selling a 99USD Vonage Digital Voice package. But I am not sure whether you can use that cheapo ATA so easily since it ships without a user licence.8th April 2003 at 00:11 #23213MuarrijGuestHi Tom, Florian et all…
When you say “Then just dial the public ip using SIP or use Pulver Free ” what exactly do you mean?
Plus Amazon.com is charging $179.99 dollars for that ATA 186. I presume thats an IP phone?
The software they are charging another $100 for. Plus they wont ship to the UK.Are there any IP phones that I can buy in the UK, that will work simply? Do you recommend any good ones?
9th April 2003 at 11:38 #23214FlorianGuestMuarrij. I recommend by all means using an SIP compliant phone. I am just in the process of shopping around now for the best deal. I guess Europe has not gotten awake on the VoIP issue. So I believe you will not find a competitive price in the U.K.
Where do you want to call with VoIP. If you want to dial a POTS telephone, you will need a gateway (Internet telephony provider) such as iconnecthere.com (my personal best “look and feel”, never actually used) or vonage.com or packet8.net. If your aim is to call a friend who has a similar SIP device, you are invited for free to use fwdnet.net (pulver free as mentioned above in the thread). All what this service is doing is keeping track of your IP address and linking that with a personal “IP-phonenumber” given to you. If your friend is using the same service you can dial his number instead of his IP address and you don’t need to hassle in order to find out his ever changing dynamic IP address.
10th April 2003 at 00:11 #23215MuarrijGuestThanks Florian. Although I regularly work with Voip, IPCC etc in the office Im not too clued up on the best deals for the home.
Does anyone know of sellers in the UK of VOIP phones that work well and are easy to install. Also web address of phone numbers would be appreciated.
Thanks !
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