2008/3/4, Shawn Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Looks like it. He's with T-Online's Speedport W502V. It connects to > > traditional landlines & allows "DSL_Telephonie". The other possibility > > is a transparent proxy on SIP ports to force usage of there servers, > > and thus their own SIP service. Does this sound plausible > > > Yes, the Speedport 502 presumes you have an analog telephone attached to > a POTS port, and you can configure this "special" device just for > T-Online VOIP. possibly interferes with normal SIP operations. > > might be a way around it. >
OK. I'll try to better understand the router's user guide (my German is really rusty...) & see if I can disable this device. He indeed has 2 analog phones connected to the 2 availble POTS ports., and did have to enter something related to what _could_ be a SIP number. Thanks again ! -- Olivier _______________________________________________ ekiga-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-list
