Henry, I agree. I've used the PAP2 and 3102 without issues (I have
several of these). I went with the SPA112 since I figured that Cisco
almost had ATA's almost figured out ...but apparently these were a
complete "do-over", and not a good one at that :-(
I have a colleague that has installed one internally behind a
freeswitch, that works great, but my experience NAT+ITSP has been just
rotten.
The PAP2's and the Sipura 2102's have gone the way of the dodo since the
SPA112's showed up. Part of the reason for my post is to give folks
fair warning about these devices which are not ready for prime time.
/M
On 8/9/2012 10:16 AM, Henry Coleman wrote:
I definitely recommend the PAP2/SPA3102, mine has been working with no
problems since 2009.
Henry
On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 5:50 PM, Roger Si <[email protected]> wrote:
i have been using former linksys PAP-2 for several years, now Cisco
SPA3102 ( i think) with no problem. also, i have been using Grandstream
HT702 recently as well, so far no issues.
Yajie
On 2012-08-08, at 4:09 PM, Wai Vii wrote:
Best thing to do with it is stick it under the tires of your SUV.
Unfortunately, I've nothing better to suggest off the top of my head
at the moment.
On 8/8/12, Chad Osmond <[email protected]> wrote:
On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 12:05 PM, Mark Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
Hey Taug'ers
Has anyone had success with the Cisco SPA112 device, or is it just me?
As far as I'm concerned - the Cisco SPA112 is a complete lemon, stay
far
far away!
Hi,
I installed one for a client that had a local PBX. My initial response
was
that it was fantastic. The quick setup took a few seconds, cordless
phone
set worked flawlessly and I've heard 0 complaints in the past 3 months.
I then bought one for myself, when I moved to a new Bell-free house.
The first SPA-122 was dead after 3 days, no tone, no dhcp, nothing.
The replacement SPA-112 never worked over NAT. I received incoming
audio,
but no outbound audio ever made it out, (Yes, this is the reverse of a
typical NAT issue). Debugging is nearly impossible since the debug
option
didn't record any logs.
I gave up and slapped PIAF on a Dell server I had floating around and
registered it there and it's been working ok for 3 weeks
I'll never buy another one again, that's for sure.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a ATA adapter that works nicely?
Chad
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