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Posted by Vincent Delporte on July 21, 2006, 11:34 am
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Hello
As the list below is long and not always up to date, could someone
recommend some VoIP gateways besides the well-know Linksys SPA-3102
and its older brother Sipura SPA-3000?
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=VOIP+Gateways
Preferably, I'd like one that has been localized as I read that the
POTS is a bit country-specific (impedance, caller ID, ring signal,
etc.; FWIW, I intend to use it in France)?
Thank you.
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Posted by Jonathan Roberts on July 21, 2006, 9:12 pm
> Hello
>
> As the list below is long and not always up to date, could someone
> recommend some VoIP gateways besides the well-know Linksys SPA-3102
> and its older brother Sipura SPA-3000?
>
> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=VOIP+Gateways
>
> Preferably, I'd like one that has been localized as I read that the
> POTS is a bit country-specific (impedance, caller ID, ring signal,
> etc.; FWIW, I intend to use it in France)?
>
> Thank you.
Do you have any special requirements? Multiple providers perhaps? If you
need just a vanilla ATA, I would suggest a Sipura 1000/1001.
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Posted by Ivor Jones on July 22, 2006, 3:52 am
[snip]
> > Preferably, I'd like one that has been localized as I
> > read that the POTS is a bit country-specific
> > (impedance, caller ID, ring signal, etc.; FWIW, I
> > intend to use it in France)?
>
> Do you have any special requirements? Multiple providers
> perhaps? If you need just a vanilla ATA, I would suggest
> a Sipura 1000/1001.
I'd go for the 2000/2002 as they have two separate phone sockets. The
Sipura range also have the distinct advantage over most in that almost
everything is configurable, including port impedance, ring voltage,
dial/ring tones etc. The downside is that with so many options you really
need to know what you're doing or it's easy to mess things up..!
Ivor
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Posted by Vincent Delporte on July 22, 2006, 4:53 am
On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 08:52:31 +0100, "Ivor Jones"
>> Do you have any special requirements? Multiple providers
>> perhaps? If you need just a vanilla ATA, I would suggest
>> a Sipura 1000/1001.
>
>I'd go for the 2000/2002 as they have two separate phone sockets.
Sorry guys. I didn't mean an ATA (ie. a box to turn analog equipments
like handsets and fax machines into SIP-fluent devices), but an
FXO-to-SIP adapter like the Sipura 3000 or the Linksys 3102.
I keep seeing those two mentionned, but are there other brands/models
I should consider, especially some that have been localized to match
differences in POTS characteristics (so I don't end up shelling out
200E on a box that just doesn't work reliably outside the US)?
Thank you.
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