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  Reply # 741719 8-Jan-2013 15:41 Send private message

Are the wholesale costs greater for using the ONT for VOIP in addition to internet, or did I imagine that?



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  Reply # 741728 8-Jan-2013 15:55 Send private message

So basically I just need a basic router that supports VLAN tagging (any recommendations?) and a SIP client for my iPhone (got) to get going, right?

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  Reply # 741865 8-Jan-2013 19:22 Send private message

Lorenceo: Are the wholesale costs greater for using the ONT for VOIP in addition to internet, or did I imagine that?


You imagined it - at least on the vast majority of GPON plans, they include the ATA port rental as part of the wholesale price. Wholesale prices are all public information so you can view these for yourself.

With Baseband IP looking to ultimately replace POTS it makes sence for Telecom to use the ATA port and adopt the same provisioning for both the ISAM-V cards and UFB customers model back to the VoIP cards in the NEAX's.




*Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my blog post

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