VOIP Linksys PAP2T ATA set-up

Hi,

Anyone set up a Linksys PAP2T ATA for 2 independent lines with the same
VOIP supplier? If so I would like to know the set-up information you
used. My VOIP supplier can't help - despite recommending the kit!

Regards
Alan Huckerby
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Alan

bin me wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Anyone set up a Linksys PAP2T ATA for 2 independent lines with the same
> VOIP supplier? If so I would like to know the set-up information you
> used. My VOIP supplier can't help - despite recommending the kit!
>
> Regards
> Alan Huckerby

You might get a quicker answer in this group: uk.telecom.voip. Its quite
an active group, and I've picked up a few tips from it.

Ian

In message <4863a5c6$(E-Mail Removed)>, Ian Hopkins
<(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>bin me wrote:
>> Hi,
>> Anyone set up a Linksys PAP2T ATA for 2 independent lines with the
>>same VOIP supplier? If so I would like to know the set-up
>>information you used. My VOIP supplier can't help - despite
>>recommending the kit!
>> Regards
>> Alan Huckerby
>
>You might get a quicker answer in this group: uk.telecom.voip. Its
>quite an active group, and I've picked up a few tips from it.
>
>Ian

Thanks Ian, I will give it a try.
Regards
Alan Huckerby

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Alan

On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:01:48 +0100, bin me passed an empty day by writing:

> Hi,
>
> Anyone set up a Linksys PAP2T ATA for 2 independent lines with the same
> VOIP supplier? If so I would like to know the set-up information you
> used. My VOIP supplier can't help - despite recommending the kit!
>
> Regards
> Alan Huckerby

I have two Sipgate accounts running on mine. It is all fairly basic to
configure just point your browser at the PAP's IP address.

You can discover this by plugging in a phone and dialing * * * * 110 #
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In message <4863addf$0$10638$(E-Mail Removed)>, Klunk
<(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:01:48 +0100, bin me passed an empty day by writing:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Anyone set up a Linksys PAP2T ATA for 2 independent lines with the same
>> VOIP supplier? If so I would like to know the set-up information you
>> used. My VOIP supplier can't help - despite recommending the kit!
>>
>> Regards
>> Alan Huckerby
>
>I have two Sipgate accounts running on mine. It is all fairly basic to
>configure just point your browser at the PAP's IP address.
>
>You can discover this by plugging in a phone and dialing * * * * 110 #
Thanks, I understand that. The problem seems to me to be a set-up
issue. I have 2 lines configured on the ATA, I can get 2 dial tones at
the same time, and make calls OK from either line, so outgoing it seems
OK.

Problem is incoming. I have 2 "0208" numbers. If I call line 1 (via
the PSTN) it works OK. If I call (via the PSTN) line 2, line 1 rings.
This is no good for me - line 2 will be a FAX machine, hence the
different "0208" number. I think its the set-up for line 2 or other
configuration issues that are the problem. My VOIP supplier states its
all working fine at their end - but can't sort the problem out at my
end.

If you can throw any light on this, it would be helpful.

Regards
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Alan

> Problem is incoming. I have 2 "0208" numbers.

Yes, I predict some INCOMING!!! flack due to that comment ;-)
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May I ask why?
Description of unit states:
Each phone port operates independently, with separate phone service and
phone numbers, like having two telephone lines.
Alan

In message <g40gvd$qi$(E-Mail Removed)>, Graham.
<(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>> Problem is incoming. I have 2 "0208" numbers.
>
>Yes, I predict some INCOMING!!! flack due to that comment ;-)

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Alan

On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 17:42:40 UTC, bin me <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> In message <g40gvd$qi$(E-Mail Removed)>, Graham.
> <(E-Mail Removed)> writes
> >> Problem is incoming. I have 2 "0208" numbers.
> >
> >Yes, I predict some INCOMING!!! flack due to that comment ;-)
>
> May I ask why?
> Description of unit states:
> Each phone port operates independently, with separate phone service and
> phone numbers, like having two telephone lines.
> Alan
>

Perhaps because there is......NO SUCH THING....as an "0208"
number...that's why you'd get flak, for mentioning such a thing!

There are merely "020" numbers. Some are followed by 8, some aren't...

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On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 14:55:27 +0000, Klunk passed an empty day by writing:

> On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:01:48 +0100, bin me passed an empty day by
> writing:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Anyone set up a Linksys PAP2T ATA for 2 independent lines with the same
>> VOIP supplier? If so I would like to know the set-up information you
>> used. My VOIP supplier can't help - despite recommending the kit!
>>
>> Regards
>> Alan Huckerby
>
> I have two Sipgate accounts running on mine. It is all fairly basic to
> configure just point your browser at the PAP's IP address.
>
> You can discover this by plugging in a phone and dialing * * * * 110 #

I never gave it much thought. I put line one details to line one account.
I put line two details to line two account. Then, it just worked.

I can't shed any more light on it than that - sorry. Can't say I tried a
fax on it. Last time I did any reading on it that was a bit hit or miss.

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>>On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:01:48 +0100, bin me passed an empty day by writing:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Anyone set up a Linksys PAP2T ATA for 2 independent lines with the same
>>> VOIP supplier? If so I would like to know the set-up information you
>>> used. My VOIP supplier can't help - despite recommending the kit!
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Alan Huckerby
>>
>>I have two Sipgate accounts running on mine. It is all fairly basic to
>>configure just point your browser at the PAP's IP address.
>>
>>You can discover this by plugging in a phone and dialing * * * * 110 #
> Thanks, I understand that. The problem seems to me to be a set-up issue.
> I have 2 lines configured on the ATA, I can get 2 dial tones at the same
> time, and make calls OK from either line, so outgoing it seems OK.
>
> Problem is incoming. I have 2 "0208" numbers. If I call line 1 (via the
> PSTN) it works OK. If I call (via the PSTN) line 2, line 1 rings. This is
> no good for me - line 2 will be a FAX machine, hence the different "0208"
> number. I think its the set-up for line 2 or other configuration issues
> that are the problem. My VOIP supplier states its all working fine at
> their end - but can't sort the problem out at my end.
>
> If you can throw any light on this, it would be helpful.
>
> Regards

Have you tried to recieve a fax via VOIP yet?
It *can* work, but sometimes it can be unreliable.
You might need to play arround with some of the PAP2
settings, echo cancellation etc.
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Graham

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