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Posted by Don Harvey on November 6, 2007, 9:49 pm
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Thanks Guys,
Leon, you are right, I had to rethink how Voip works and different from
PSTN. I ordered 2 Linksys SPA942 phones and will use 2 lines with IP PBX
from Vocalocity (www.vocalocity.com) . I will eventually need 3 lines but 2
will give me time to test.
Looking forward to getting the phones and a relief that I will not have to
install any further equipment or run any cabling. Time will tell but
hopefully it will work as advertised.
>> I need 3 lines and decided to give Voip a call mainly because of cost and
>> also wiring home. I do not intend to move the old office system here.
>> The
>> hosted IP PBX providers look promising but I am running into trying to
>> find
>> the right phones. My wife's office is on the 2nd floor of the house,
>> mine
>> is in the basement. Both are wired with Cat5 cabling, computers are
>> networked with linksys, and Roadrunner is used.
>
>> I can buy say a linksys 4 line voip phone. That takes care of the office
>> upstairs. But where do I find another desk (base) phone for downstairs.
>> I
>> see also that one can buy other phones that come with additional wireless
>> handsets which would work, but it is difficult to work on a handset all
>> day.
>
> Hi
>
> Why not intall 2 voip phone in the two place. VOIP account is not like
> the PSTN account, you could find some account without month rent fee.
>
> Leon
> Sale1@telecomchinasourcing.com
>
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