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Topic # 100665 16-Apr-2012 12:01 Send private message

My girlfriends father is keen to give VoIP a go after seeing how well our setup works.

I'm going to recomment that he goes with VFX and gets a Cisco SPA112 ATA as sbiddle has confirmed this is a supported device on Xnet.

Can anyone tell me where the best place to source on is, or if Xnet can provide? Ideally, one that is pre configured with the VFX provisioning URL is ideal, as it would mean a nice easy set up for him.




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  Reply # 609969 16-Apr-2012 12:42 Send private message

PB Tech. is the best source I have found for Cisco/Linksys gear:

http://www.pbtech.co.nz/index.php?z=p&p=NETCIS1820086&name=CISCO-SPA112-2-Port-Adapter-enables-high-quality-V

I don't know whether it will have the Auto-Provisioning URL installed, but that should be easily done from the instructions on Xnet's website (not that I can find any reference to SPA112 at the moment, but it should be there somewhere).





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  Reply # 610007 16-Apr-2012 13:40 Send private message

We don't have one up for the SPA112/122 as yet. What she can do as a guide is, once logged into the 112 follow the guide from the SRP521/7 as the GUI layout is similar. 




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  Reply # 610139 16-Apr-2012 17:50 Send private message

Get it delivered here (3Bit) and I'll get it setup and forward onto him - you'll also owe me a beer or 5.





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  Reply # 610153 16-Apr-2012 18:16 Send private message

I have an old SPA here you can have for free. Not latest model though.





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  Reply # 610158 16-Apr-2012 18:21 Send private message

Update: it's a SPA2102. I can factory reset it, send to Nate, and he does the magic stuff. Or I can do it here. Whatever suits.





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  Reply # 610161 16-Apr-2012 18:27 Send private message

Wow that would be awesome. Maybe if you can factory reset and send direct to him? If you can put the Xnet provisioning link in too that would be good, but not essential.

Of course happy to pay postage charges etc.




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  Reply # 610162 16-Apr-2012 18:28 Send private message

I will reset it and send to Nate. He can enter the URL in the line, and you will have to let WxC know the MAC address so it can be provisioned.





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  Reply # 610163 16-Apr-2012 18:30 Send private message

Cool. Thanks!

I'll get him to arrange the Xnet stuff once we know the MAC.

Let me know your costs and I'll reimburse.




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  Reply # 610167 16-Apr-2012 18:31 Send private message

It'll be $85 postage plus $55 packaging for this, payable via your credit card number sent to my friend in Nigeria.





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  Reply # 610177 16-Apr-2012 18:50 Send private message

freitasm: It'll be $85 postage plus $55 packaging for this, payable via your credit card number sent to my friend in Nigeria.


Ive just found his email. Had gone to my spam folder so I nearly missed it!

Have provided my card number,expiry, pin and CVV number as well as my Internet banking login details as requested. 




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  Reply # 610179 16-Apr-2012 18:53 Send private message

Oh he just rang me too. Said he can tell from my email that my computer has a virus! Lucky he is a computer technician, so I've given him the go ahead to fix it for a small fee to my credit card. Phew!




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