Voice Over IP

Hi. I own a MN-700 base station, which works very well.
I want to install a Voice Over IP system (I am thinking of
the Vonage one), but I wonder if it will be possible to
use the wireless network once I connect the phone adpater
that is required for the VOIP.
I do not want to order the VOIP system just to find out
that I would have to drop my MN-700.
Note: the VOIP would be used from the main computer,
exclusively, i.e. the other computers in the network would
not have to use the VOIP.
Can you help me?
Thanks.

You will need to enable persistent port forwarding for whatever ports
are required for it to receive incoming calls. Other then that I don't
know of any issues.

Mathias wrote:
> Hi. I own a MN-700 base station, which works very well.
> I want to install a Voice Over IP system (I am thinking of
> the Vonage one), but I wonder if it will be possible to
> use the wireless network once I connect the phone adpater
> that is required for the VOIP.
> I do not want to order the VOIP system just to find out
> that I would have to drop my MN-700.
> Note: the VOIP would be used from the main computer,
> exclusively, i.e. the other computers in the network would
> not have to use the VOIP.
> Can you help me?
> Thanks.
>

Thanks a lot. I appreciate your help.
Mathias

>-----Original Message-----
>You will need to enable persistent port forwarding for
whatever ports
>are required for it to receive incoming calls. Other
then that I don't
>know of any issues.
>
>Mathias wrote:
>> Hi. I own a MN-700 base station, which works very well.
>> I want to install a Voice Over IP system (I am thinking
of
>> the Vonage one), but I wonder if it will be possible to
>> use the wireless network once I connect the phone
adpater
>> that is required for the VOIP.
>> I do not want to order the VOIP system just to find out
>> that I would have to drop my MN-700.
>> Note: the VOIP would be used from the main computer,
>> exclusively, i.e. the other computers in the network
would
>> not have to use the VOIP.
>> Can you help me?
>> Thanks.
>>
>
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