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Has anyone configured an analogue telepone adaptor as a sip extension to allow the connection of a standard phone?
I would think you could with a 3rd party sip license....
Thanks in advance
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Hi Bushmills
You just need a 3rd party SIP extension licence and MGI channel, it is trial and error because each device is different but I have used Cisco ATA's and Polycom Soundstations with no problems. Make sure you only set this up on a LAN if you value security.
In the device just look for Outbound Proxy and Registrar address type in the systems IP address. Then Identification or Account details, Display Name/Auth User ID type the extension number and Auth Password.
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