Gabriel Gunderson wrote:
On Mon, 2006-06-19 at 08:09 -0600, Michael Moore wrote:
We're moving in two weeks, and I'm considering switching to using just
a SIP phone for our home phone. Has anyone else done this?
We have all VoIP at out house. It's made up of 2 hard phones upstairs -
1 down,
Cost - I'm only paying $12 total a month - TOTAL. 1 Number, unlimited
lines in and out of the house, unlimited free instate calls.
CONS:
BV - My particular VSP is junk. This is not really a VoIP thing, but a
Broadvoice thing. I stick with them cause they let me use Asterisk and
the price and
On Tue, 2006-06-20 at 12:51 -0600, Trevan Richins wrote:
I have an asterisk server setup and am wondering how you did the
press 2 to ring my office? I know how to get this working with a
voice menu where when they call the phone number, it says a nice
message to tell them to press 2 otherwise
On Tue, 2006-06-20 at 13:18 -0600, Michael Moore wrote:
Who are you with?
Broadvoice is the name of the company. Like I said, they stink at some
things and are great at others. If you do go with them (with eyes wide
open), use my number as a referral number (804-1199). Just don't tell
them
Broadvoice is the name of the company. Like I said, they stink at some
things and are great at others. If you do go with them (with eyes wide
open), use my number as a referral number (804-1199). Just don't tell
them that I said they stink :)
deal.
I was initially planning on using Gizmo,
we have and asterisk set up but get a lot of echo.. andy suggestions?
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David Allred wrote:
we have and asterisk set up but get a lot of echo.. andy suggestions?
Could be your phone, your setup, or your internet connection. What can
you tell us about each of these? Linksys/Sipura 941 phones reduce echo
with a firmware upgrade. If you're getting broken sound as well
On Tue, 2006-06-20 at 14:51 -0600, David Allred wrote:
we have and asterisk set up but get a lot of echo.. andy suggestions?
The only way to beat echo is to first understand the problem. The fixes
are as varied as the causes. Try these links for some good reading:
Brent Thomson wrote:
Don't pay any attention to the animated GIF on their site--they're pretty dang
cool in spite of it.
What about this error? Pretty uncool imho:
This presentation contains content that your browser may not be able
to show properly. This presentation was
So what your saying is that i can
I have a regular phone line from Alltel, I don't want to pay .40.min
for long distance. I could set up an asterisk server with gizmo and
have all my calls come in on the regular line then say... press 9 to
get a long distance line?
Or am I missing
On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 01:54:46PM -0600, Michael Moore wrote:
That's fine for outbound but what would stop me is the inbound:
Gizmo will give you a 775-xxx- (Nevada area code?) number for free
(via Callwave.com, it looks like). Makes it long distance for people
calling you, but it's
We're moving in two weeks, and I'm considering switching to using just
a SIP phone for our home phone. Has anyone else done this?
What were the pros and cons?
Thanks,
--
Michael Moore
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On Mon, 2006-06-19 at 08:09 -0600, Michael Moore wrote:
We're moving in two weeks, and I'm considering switching to using just
a SIP phone for our home phone. Has anyone else done this?
We have all VoIP at out house. It's made up of 2 hard phones upstairs -
1 down, an Asterisk server, 2 VoIP
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