[Asterisk-Users] Best ATA for general residential deployment??

[broadbandvoice at comcast.net]

 Time Warner provides an emta not an ATA and the technology is different. You do not even need internet connection for that and runs over their own private network through DOCSIS. You need to be a cable service provider to afford that. the good ATA that we use is Linksys Rt31P2-NA, make sure you get the unlock version. Don't get Grandstream or D-link it is a waste of time and money.You can also get a UPS that will last for 2 hrs when power is out .
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From: Adam Moffett <adam at plexicomm.net> 

> Many thanks to everyone for their input. We have been using sipura 1001 
> and 2002 units and they work great as a SIP adapter, but something that 
> can also function as a router would be more useful to us. Does anyone 
> have any comments on the Sipura 2100? 
> 
> What about a battery backup? Time Warner cable in this area provides a 
> cable modem + ATA device that includes a sealed lead acid battery 
> inside. So in a power failure the customer's phone can still function. 
> Is anyone aware of an Ethernet to Ethernet router + ATA that also has a 
> battery backup. I realize a UPS would do the job, but it's overkill. 
> 
> Thanks again, 
> Adam 
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