Please Help me for understanding:
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- Just Passing Thru
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Please Help me for understanding:
Hello,
First, let me apologize for few questions. I am not computer or electronics and phone savy.
My friend give me Linksys PAP2T-Unlock so I have few questions before I buy config file.
If I buy $50 config file and can I be able to get free phone number with area code 403?
I do have iPod Touch so can I download freephoneline apps in iPod touch?
I also has iPhone 4 not activated so can I use soft application on that with send and receive calls using WiFi on iPhone 4 with apps with config file?
This is great forums for tons of informations and I will keep reading few questions and answers to gain some understanding.
Thanks,
JR
First, let me apologize for few questions. I am not computer or electronics and phone savy.
My friend give me Linksys PAP2T-Unlock so I have few questions before I buy config file.
If I buy $50 config file and can I be able to get free phone number with area code 403?
I do have iPod Touch so can I download freephoneline apps in iPod touch?
I also has iPhone 4 not activated so can I use soft application on that with send and receive calls using WiFi on iPhone 4 with apps with config file?
This is great forums for tons of informations and I will keep reading few questions and answers to gain some understanding.
Thanks,
JR
- bridonca
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Yes. You can set up the account for free, and use the Windows compatible softphone. When you want to use a SIP device like a PAP2, pay the $50 for the config file and use the account you registered.JREED wrote:If I buy $50 config file and can I be able to get free phone number with area code 403?
I do not think so. But if I am wrong I hope to be corrected. I think there is a SIP application for the ipod touch though, so it should work with the config file, if you have a touch with a microphone.JREED wrote:I do have iPod Touch so can I download freephoneline apps in iPod touch?
Not an Iphone user, but if you can find a SIP app for the Iphone it will work. I know there are quite a few jailbroken iphone SIP apps, I do not have enough knowledge to know if there are legal versions.JREED wrote:I also has iPhone 4 not activated so can I use soft application on that with send and receive calls using WiFi on iPhone 4 with apps with config file?
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Thank you for your fast reply.
So if I have LinkSys PAP2T and get $50 config file so do I get free local phone numbers 403 Calgayr's area code for a life ?
But i cannot use my iPhone to use outgoing or incoming phone?
So if I have LinkSys PAP2T and get $50 config file so do I get free local phone numbers 403 Calgayr's area code for a life ?
But i cannot use my iPhone to use outgoing or incoming phone?
- bridonca
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Yes, once you pay $50 for the SIP config, that is all you have to pay for phone service.
Not sure what you are talking about with the iphone, but you can make calls and take phone calls if you use that $50 config file, and you have a properly configured SIP app running on the iphone.
Not sure what you are talking about with the iphone, but you can make calls and take phone calls if you use that $50 config file, and you have a properly configured SIP app running on the iphone.
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Hi Bridonca,
Does local phone number is included?
Thanks,
JR
Does local phone number is included?
Thanks,
JR
- bridonca
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Whether you pay the $50 or not, you will get a phone number from the area you pick when you register with Freephoneline. Freephoneline will not stop you from picking another phone number from another Canadian city it services if that is what you desire. Register, and download the client. It costs nothing, and it will give you a better idea of the service.
Re: Please Help me for understanding:
That's one great thing about Freephonline - it really is free, but since they're a business, you can purchase options like the $50 config file, etc. They're a great service, and lots of people to help.
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Thank you so much for posting information and this forum is rock for helping out.
I have one more question, does this VoiP or ATA Adapter comes with WiFi connection? I been checking few adapters and all needs CAT 5 connection. My router is in the basement very far from my living room. Or any WiFi phone has built in ATA adapter and capable to perform all in one features?
Thank you again,
JR
I have one more question, does this VoiP or ATA Adapter comes with WiFi connection? I been checking few adapters and all needs CAT 5 connection. My router is in the basement very far from my living room. Or any WiFi phone has built in ATA adapter and capable to perform all in one features?
Thank you again,
JR
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Please check following link and let me know....
http://www.onhop.ca/product/10629410/li ... sip-sip-v2
Thank you,
JR
http://www.onhop.ca/product/10629410/li ... sip-sip-v2
Thank you,
JR
Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Your best bet is to connect your ATA to your router in the basement and then connect cordless phone to the ATA.
Another solution is to put a wireless bridge wherever you want to put your ATA. Any router then can run DD-WRT can be a wireless bridge.
Main issue with wi-fi ATA phones is battery life + expensive.
Another solution is to put a wireless bridge wherever you want to put your ATA. Any router then can run DD-WRT can be a wireless bridge.
Main issue with wi-fi ATA phones is battery life + expensive.
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Hi Zombie999,
You are right, Wi-Fi ATA Phone means expensive and most of the time sit on charger. Please check following link and tell me if this sounds good?
http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/P ... ME%29.aspx
Thank you for your help,
JR
You are right, Wi-Fi ATA Phone means expensive and most of the time sit on charger. Please check following link and tell me if this sounds good?
http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/P ... ME%29.aspx
Thank you for your help,
JR
- bridonca
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
That is a lot of money for a router, and it does not look like it is even flashable to DD-WRT. Take a look at this router, http://www.factorydirect.ca/catalog/pro ... ode=LI0320
Oh, with a DD-WRT flash, you can configure the router as a wireless bridge.
Oh, with a DD-WRT flash, you can configure the router as a wireless bridge.
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Hi,
This following link, I can make connection with or I can make wireless bridge with my old exising router?
http://www.linksysbycisco.com/EU/en/products/WRT320N
http://downloads.linksysbycisco.com/dow ... WEB_UK.pdf
Price is really good but I need to make sure before I make this purchase.
Thank you for help,
JR
This following link, I can make connection with or I can make wireless bridge with my old exising router?
http://www.linksysbycisco.com/EU/en/products/WRT320N
http://downloads.linksysbycisco.com/dow ... WEB_UK.pdf
Price is really good but I need to make sure before I make this purchase.
Thank you for help,
JR
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- SIP Device Name: SPA3102
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- Router: TP-Link TL-WR1043ND (DD-WRT)
Re: Please Help me for understanding:
According to http://dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database
Flashing the WRT320N is possible. Then you can for SURE make a wireless bridge.
Flashing the WRT320N is possible. Then you can for SURE make a wireless bridge.
Adam Marshall
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- bridonca
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
The WRT320N is a $60 router because it's default firmware was so awful, it would cause random disconnects and other nasties. Later flash revisions fixed the problem, but there were lots of returns from unhappy customers before that, thus it being refurbished and discounted. The chipset and hardware are solid, and with a flash to DD-WRT, pretty close to bulletproof. Only real downside to this router is it works on either the 2.4 ghz band or the 5 ghz but not both bands at the same time. Other than that, the WRT320N is a top tier router at a bargain basement price.
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Thank you guys for all your help!
My friend just told me to buy following make and model cheap from craiglist and make it wireless bridge.
Make: LinkSys
Model: WRT54GS V.4
I can get this for $20.
Also, thanks to www.freephoneline.ca!
I downloaded their software on my computer and I already received free phone numbers and made a few calls. I am very happy and I need donation link to make donation for this kind of free services.
Thank you,
JR
My friend just told me to buy following make and model cheap from craiglist and make it wireless bridge.
Make: LinkSys
Model: WRT54GS V.4
I can get this for $20.
Also, thanks to www.freephoneline.ca!
I downloaded their software on my computer and I already received free phone numbers and made a few calls. I am very happy and I need donation link to make donation for this kind of free services.
Thank you,
JR
- bridonca
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Very good choice for a router. I have a few WRT54GS routers myself, and am using them as bridges.
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
Cool!bridonca wrote:Very good choice for a router. I have a few WRT54GS routers myself, and am using them as bridges.
Let me buy that first and help me to flash dd-wrt.
Thanks bud!
JR
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
I have one question for youbridonca wrote:Very good choice for a router. I have a few WRT54GS routers myself, and am using them as bridges.
I am trying to buy LinkSys WRTGS Router but do I have to concern for checking serial numbers if its going to work with DD-WRT or not?
I found one add from kijiji and posted information as follows...
WRT54GL
S/N Prefixes of: CL7A, CL7B, CL7C, CF7C
WRT54G
S/N Prefixes of: CDFA, CDF9, CDF7, CDF6, CDF5, CDF8
WRTSL54GS
S/N Prefixes of: CJK11, CJK0
If you want to check ads then click following....
http://novascotia.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-s ... Z217786320
Thanks,
JR
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
It's not really the Serial numbers, it's more so the model and version.
http://dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database
Stick in WRT54
Have a look at what routers are supported and what versions. You'll see most of them are supported, just a few couple of versions.
http://dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database
Stick in WRT54
Have a look at what routers are supported and what versions. You'll see most of them are supported, just a few couple of versions.
Adam Marshall
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- bridonca
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
JREED: are you in Halifax? Sweet, I can set you up. I got a pile of routers.
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- Just Passing Thru
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
No, I am in Calgary buddy!
All I want WRT54GS and LinkSys PAPT2 or any Phone ATA Adapter.
Let me know how much for two unit and I will buy $50 config file and send it to you so you can flash it on ATA Adapter for me and send it by Canada Post C.O.D.
Send me PM if you want to disucss more and I will give you my phone and email.
Thanks for your help buddy. I am still learning and reading a lot in this forum and other forums to gain knowledge.
JR
All I want WRT54GS and LinkSys PAPT2 or any Phone ATA Adapter.
Let me know how much for two unit and I will buy $50 config file and send it to you so you can flash it on ATA Adapter for me and send it by Canada Post C.O.D.
Send me PM if you want to disucss more and I will give you my phone and email.
Thanks for your help buddy. I am still learning and reading a lot in this forum and other forums to gain knowledge.
JR
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- Just Passing Thru
- Posts: 17
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- Computer OS: Windows 7
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Re: Please Help me for understanding:
My friend just gave me following D-Link device...
D-Link DVA-G3810BN/TL
It does said VOIP with phone line but I have to buy proper adapter.
If this works with DD-WRT connection then I will be happy camper.
Thanks,
JR
D-Link DVA-G3810BN/TL
It does said VOIP with phone line but I have to buy proper adapter.
If this works with DD-WRT connection then I will be happy camper.
Thanks,
JR