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#189423 29-Dec-2015 15:20
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I suspect the answer is a big NO, but....

Have ordered UFB - it will be naked fibre
Would like to keep the old landline number for a while - so figured 2talk will be ok for that.
Dont have a router that has POST/VOIP ports built in - so figured I need an ATA.

But I see the Chorus ONT has POTS ports on it - Vodafone and Spark can use/activate them - so they must push something out to those ports somehow? Slingshot/Orcon supply a router with POTS/VOIP ports and their customers have to use that.

So the question is - is it possible to have the chorus ONT POTS ports working with 2talk?




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  #1458601 29-Dec-2015 16:58
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vodafone use them?



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  #1458624 29-Dec-2015 17:27
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No.

Not a chance.

Spa112 is what you want =)

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  #1458645 29-Dec-2015 18:08
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Or a Yealink cordless IP phone.




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  #1458653 29-Dec-2015 18:23
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Nope. There is no way for you to configure it, and even if you could configure the settings it has no layer 3 internet connectivity and it'll only connect back on it's own VLAN to your ISP.


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  #1458673 29-Dec-2015 18:26
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Jase2985: vodafone use them?


I might well be wrong.

Thanks for the other replies. Thought that "no" would be the answer. But if you don't ask, then you don't know eh?




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  #1458678 29-Dec-2015 18:33
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On a related note I have a spare SPA112 hanging around. Flick me a message if you want to grab it off me.




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  #1458705 29-Dec-2015 20:10
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Or install a SIP app on your smartphone.

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