[Asterisk-Users] Remote Office question, Draytek , recommended analog phone

[Voip Business]

Shawn...

I have too many problems with a customer with a Vigor2600V ( I have
sell something about 6) and all of them are not good (they looses
registration for some reazon)

Note: 

this happens with Asterisk, SER proxy, Snom Proxy and a Voicemaster SIP

Conclussion: NOT RECOMENDED


But the vigor 2300 and others are a reall good stuff for "security"
and VPN are really great.

By the way has someone in here connect a Sipura behind a Vigor 2200 -
2300 BB router?

Regards


HA

On Tue, 2 Nov 2004 10:08:20 -0700, Shawn Dillon <shawn at crsretailpro.com> wrote:
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> If there a way to connect an IP phone at a remote office to a device (like
> the Sipura 3000) that would allow local POTS failover in case of the
> Asterisk or VPN going down?
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> I know the Sipura would allow a analog phone to connect to the local POTS in
> case of a * failure, we just want to standardize on IP phones ( Polycom 600)
> all around.
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> Also has anyone had experience with the Draytek VOIP Wireless routers?
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> And finally, if we need to use a Sipura 3000 in the remote offices is there
> any benefit with going with a Sayson analog phone versus any other?
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> Thanks
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> Shawn Dillon
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