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Hi all,
I'm trying to connect a Linksys ip phone SPA942 to a NCP500VNE: does anybody know if it's possible and how to do it?
Thanks in advance
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if you have a dsp card installed and have a sip license yoy can put any sip phone on the system
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Thank you for your reply.
Here is the configuration: IPCMPR card, DHLC4 card and a BRI2 card.
Actualy I installed a V-IPEXT32 in the virtual slots to connect 2 Panasonic IP-Phones.
Do you think it can work with the V-SIPEXT32 card?
Thank you in advance
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If the ip phones are working you would have dsp card installed
If not you would need one
The sip ext card would need to be installed but you would have to buy sip extension license as there are none by default
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