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#67957 11-Sep-2010 18:04
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as subject!

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  #378819 11-Sep-2010 18:52
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What sort of VOIP. Using an external ATA or using their internal VOIP option?? I have a Linksys PAP2T working on a Dynalink homehub with no problems..




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  #378826 11-Sep-2010 19:16
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internal one, it is the gigaset sx763 from orcon... i am thinking of buying the PAP2T as well..




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  #378838 11-Sep-2010 20:07
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There was a thread here quite some time ago around the orcon home hub. I think from memory the consensus was then that if you rang them and asked nicely they would enable the VOIP port.

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  #378840 11-Sep-2010 20:09
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Thanks. just one more quz, if i just use a ATA plug to the homehub, am i be able to priorities the VOIP service?




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  #378862 11-Sep-2010 21:52
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You can prioritise VoIP traffic if you know how to do all the complicated QoS setup that is different for every type of router. I think you would ask orcon nicely to help with that as well, but only for upstream traffic. Downstream VoIP traffic would be managed on the Orcon side already. ATAs like the PAP2 shouldn't be too much problem unless you are using bittorrent or similar P2P software, but worth trying to use the builtin voip function.




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