Webslinger wrote: ↑These obi products appear to have a built-in DISA option as well, which the SPA3102 lacks. I think I'll check out the OBi202.
...and that's where using Voip.ms comes in handy...
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May 14th, 2012 10:16 pm
Webslinger wrote: ↑These obi products appear to have a built-in DISA option as well, which the SPA3102 lacks. I think I'll check out the OBi202.
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q95 wrote: ↑I just got started with VOIP stuff and picked up one of these a month ago. Anyone care to answer a few questions for me?
I bought this adapter not realizing it only supports 1 line. I was hoping to use both a free voip service like FPL and voip.ms, but there is only 1 line port on this so I think I am limited to 1 voip provider. Sadly the cheaper pap2t and 2102 seem to support 2 lines so you can run 2 providers and you can have 2 calls going on simultaneously. This is a feature I wish the 3102 had.
Anyone know what benefit this fxo port is? I would assume most people buying a voip adapter like this are interested in ditching their local telephone POTS line and using a voip provider instead. Is the fxo port usefull for anything if I cancel my local telephone provider? Or is it only usefull if you are using both a local telephone provider pots line, and another voip provider?
Sorry for the newbish questions.
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May 15th, 2012 8:19 am
leidreamer wrote: ↑i find one post OBI110 setting with Google Voice, Fongo, and Voip.ms http://www.crazypig.org/2012/05/14/obi1 ... d-voip-ms/
any one try this? it would be work?
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you can use X_InboundCallRoute to do call backmaddawg wrote: ↑Thanks for the information. That is my ultimate goal and also to create to option of callback feature with auto attendant so I can make cheap long distance calls from my cellphone. Still reading my head is about to explode. Already have a obi110 so looking at moving my phone number from Bell to FPL for local calls, voip.ms for international calling and setup gv for US calling.
May 16th, 2012 12:34 am
Webslinger wrote: ↑And why would I want to pay a monthly charge for an extra DID I don't need? Oh yeah, right
I don't.
May 16th, 2012 12:56 pm
max011 wrote: ↑I do pay for it, yes, because I do need a DID to take adventage of Voip.ms LD rates… So, again, yes, I will gladly pay $0.99 a month for a DID and all of the options they offered me. Take a look at FreePhoneLine obscene LD prices.. I get my $1 back after couple of minutes of LD talk over Voip.ms...
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May 16th, 2012 3:32 pm
bingo_jake wrote: ↑SPA3102 is a good device, I have been using it for the past 2 years with FPL and three other SIP providers (SIP gateways)
however I have a problem with this device, whenever my primary SIP account (FPL) is not available or it's offline (for example FPL service is down) I cannot dial out using my other SIP providers (I don't even have Dial tone)
does anyone know if there is a way to get around this problem?
May 16th, 2012 5:29 pm
ShinNoodles wrote: ↑I believe this is something you can configure in the dial plan so that if you press a particular key sequence, it will switch to the other VoIP line. I think you have to use the tag <:@gwX> where 'X' is either 0 or 1 to indicate which gateway to use. Google it and I'm sure you'll find the details to the answer you're looking for.
May 16th, 2012 8:27 pm
Try setting Make Call Without Reg to Yes. Does that solve the problem?bingo_jake wrote: ↑whenever my primary SIP account (FPL) is not available or it's offline [...] I cannot dial out using my other SIP providers
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