Vonage VOIP box - other uses?

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Vonage VOIP box - other uses? Esther & Fester Bestertester 01-28-2008
Posted by Esther & Fester Bestertester on January 28, 2008, 12:46 pm
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Little (4 in x 6 in?) black box with one RJ45 and two RJ11 connectors. Large
one labeled "network"(?) and the others "phone1" and "phone2".

How is this programmed for use with Vonage service? Can it be used for, say,
Skype paid service? Or other service?

Or is this strictly proprietary and cannot used for other services?

Thanks.


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Posted by John L on January 28, 2008, 2:24 pm
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Vonage boxes are all locked to Vonage service. I gather it is just
barely possible to activate an old box on a new account, so you might
see if you have any friends or acquaintances that want to set up a
Vonage account.

Even if you could unlock the box, you could only use it with other
SIP networks, not Skype.

Posted by T on January 28, 2008, 5:51 pm
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not@me.really says...
> Little (4 in x 6 in?) black box with one RJ45 and two RJ11 connectors. Large
> one labeled "network"(?) and the others "phone1" and "phone2".
>
> How is this programmed for use with Vonage service? Can it be used for, say,
> Skype paid service? Or other service?
>
> Or is this strictly proprietary and cannot used for other services?
>
> Thanks.
>
>

Vonage uses SIP for it's connections. I believe Skype is H.323. But from
what I know about the Linksys RT31P2 that I have is that you could
potentially re-flash it and set it up to talk with a Skype server.


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