router is rather crude in Port-Forwarding options, and won't work even with xLite. I am yet to identify an affordable non-wifi router that will work well with Sipgate and the Sipura. (Suggestions welcome). John Geddes Derbyshire UK "Martin²" wrote...

Router Recommendation for Sipgate and Sipura-2000?. Archived from groups: comp.dcom.voice-over-ip () I have bought a Sipura-2000 to use with Sipgate, but have been completely defeated by my Netgear RP614(v2) router. It works fine for other Internet use,...

Sipura 2000 behind Draytek 2900VG. Archived from groups: comp.dcom.voice-over-ip () I am trying to set up 4 VOIP numbers for Sipgate - two using the VOIP ports on a Draytek 2900VG router, and two ports on aSipura-2000 behind the router. The VOIP ports...

talk. I've followed their basic configuration guide for the Sipura 2000, am I missing something? Thanks. Sipura 1001 ATA, D-Link DSL-504G router.. Archived from groups: comp.dcom.voice-over-ip () On occasion I get a dial tone from this provider I can...

into . I just subscribed to their service and installed their DTA310 adapter to attach my analogue phones to my Belkin WiFi access point/router and not only did it practically install itself, it works flawlessly. The DTA310 plugs into any Ethernet router...

I take my Sipura SPA-2000 configured with my UK phone numbers to the US with me and connect it to my friend's ADSL router. I then have my 2 UK numbers active in San Francisco and I can then call home the same as if I was still there. I then want to...

Yes, try it, definitely. My SPA-2000 seems to require this on Sipgate. *In addition* try forwarding ports 5004-5005, 5060-5061, 8000-8019 plus whatever port the STUN server wants. Default is 3478 although Sipgate uses 10000. Ivor ...

are as though you were here, wherever you actually are..! Regarding your queries about Asterisk and Sipura, well Asterisk is basically a software PBX that usually runs under Linux or some similar system. Sipura (www.sipura.com) is a manufacturer of...

only work with an computer ON. ATA's like Sipura won't work with Skype ! They plug directly in to an ethernet port of a router and work independently from a computer, with SIP based VoIP services. Regards, Martin Archived from groups: comp.dcom.voice-over-ip...