When I looked several months ago, the only Sipura that supported T.38
was the SPA-2100. I haven't searched in a while, but I think it is
still true. We go directly from a Cisco gateway to the SPA-2100 and it
works great. It is the only ATA that we've seen that works right.
Joshua Colp wrote:
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Which ATA to test
T.38 ? What about Linksys 3102
Hi,
Which ATA supporting T.38 would you recommend (for reliability) ?
Has anyone experienced this one ?
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Linksys-Cisco+3102
Regards
Hello There,
I know that during our testing for T.38 capability in trunk Matt (the person
who was doing the testing) went through the Grandstream ATAs initially and
could not get them to work. Thanks to a generous donation he then moved onto
trying with Sipura ATAs instead and they worked great so I would assume that
the 3102 would also work nicely. Sipura (should I call them Linksys now?) have
done a good job on their SIP stack and appear to have done a good job on their
T.38 implementation too. If you do end up giving them a try, definitely report
back so others will have some feedback.
Have a great day!
Joshua Colp
Digium
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