<news@uk.davetopping.com> wrote in message
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> Ivor Jones wrote:
>> <news@uk.davetopping.com> wrote in message
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>>
>>>dexter@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
>>>
>>>>On Fri, 08 Jul 2005 22:36:29 +0100, "Dave Topping
>>>>(news@uk.davetopping.com)" <news@uk.davetopping.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>The instructions that come with it I found bollocks. However, after
>>>>>two hours I did it 'my way' and it worked fine.
>>>>
>>>>And which way was that Dave I struggled with my Sipura 2000 :)).
>>>
>>>I just don't understand how the Sipura 2000 interface works.
>>
>>
>> What don't you understand..?
>>
>> Ivor
>>
>>
>
> I can't get my POTS and VoIP line to communicate.
You won't with a 2000, it only has FXS (phone) ports, there is no POTS
interface.
> Here's what I was trying to do:
> 1) Allow calls to be make and receive on both the POTS and VoIP line.
> 2) To be able to dial into to the VoIP unit, using either the POTS line
> or VoIP line and make outgoing calls. Thereby allowing me to make
> international calls from my mobile by dialling my home number or VoIP
> number.
Like I said, you can't do that with the SPA-2000, it doesn't have an FXO
(POTS) interface, it has two FXS (phone) sockets. What you need for that
is the SPA-3000 which has one of each and allows you to connect the two.
However, there are numerous callthrough services allowing international
calls from mobile inclusive minutes, depending on the destination. I use
Pre-Dial on 07973 832825 or 07976 827878 to call the US.
> 3) As both lines would be receiving calls from anyone, I need a minimum
> or CLI authentication from a pre-defined list of numbers, together with
> the ability for PIN protection.
That I'm not sure on, as I've never used a 3000 but it seems to me that a
PC based application such as Asterisk would be more suited to your needs.
Any Asterisk users advise..?
Ivor Jones wrote:
> <news@uk.davetopping.com> wrote in message
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>
>>Ivor Jones wrote:
>>
>>><news@uk.davetopping.com> wrote in message
>>>news:t8ednbQsBMr0OVLfRVnyuw@giganews.com...
>>>
>>>
>>>>dexter@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>On Fri, 08 Jul 2005 22:36:29 +0100, "Dave Topping
>>>>>(news@uk.davetopping.com)" <news@uk.davetopping.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>The instructions that come with it I found bollocks. However, after
>>>>>>two hours I did it 'my way' and it worked fine.
>>>>>
>>>>>And which way was that Dave I struggled with my Sipura 2000 :)).
>>>>
>>>>I just don't understand how the Sipura 2000 interface works.
>>>
>>>
>>>What don't you understand..?
>>>
>>>Ivor
>>>
>>>
>>
>>I can't get my POTS and VoIP line to communicate.
>
>
> You won't with a 2000, it only has FXS (phone) ports, there is no POTS
> interface.
>
>
>>Here's what I was trying to do:
>>1) Allow calls to be make and receive on both the POTS and VoIP line.
>>2) To be able to dial into to the VoIP unit, using either the POTS line
>>or VoIP line and make outgoing calls. Thereby allowing me to make
>>international calls from my mobile by dialling my home number or VoIP
>>number.
>
>
> Like I said, you can't do that with the SPA-2000, it doesn't have an FXO
> (POTS) interface, it has two FXS (phone) sockets. What you need for that
> is the SPA-3000 which has one of each and allows you to connect the two.
>
> However, there are numerous callthrough services allowing international
> calls from mobile inclusive minutes, depending on the destination. I use
> Pre-Dial on 07973 832825 or 07976 827878 to call the US.
>
>
>>3) As both lines would be receiving calls from anyone, I need a minimum
>>or CLI authentication from a pre-defined list of numbers, together with
>>the ability for PIN protection.
>
>
>
> That I'm not sure on, as I've never used a 3000 but it seems to me that a
> PC based application such as Asterisk would be more suited to your needs.
> Any Asterisk users advise..?
>
> Ivor
>
>
Sorry Ivor
I do have a Sipura 3000:
SPA-3000 1-port FXO + 1-port FXS Phone Adaptor
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<news@uk.davetopping.com> wrote in message
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> JuliusP wrote:
> > Asterisk will do that, I don't know of any ATA that provide that sort
> > of functionality
> >
>
> How with Asterisk, DISA?
>
Hi
This can be accomplished many ways with *, Personally I have a few numbers
that either when answered ask for a password, The password is compared
against the entry in the database assigned to that CLI, if incorrectly
entered or CLI is not in the database the call is dropped, if matched the
caller is passed to an IVR to make further calls or listen to voicemail etc.
also calls from from certain voip suppliers which have a certain cli are
handled different to normal calls from that supplier.
Finally all calls on my main BT line are parsed through a blacklist and if a
match is made the call is passed to an IVR and the caller has to press 5 to
get passed to a phone.
"JuliusP" <julius@brampton.net> wrote in message
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> Asterisk will do that, I don't know of any ATA that provide that sort
> of functionality
I've just today tried the Fritz!Box Fon and that does seem to have
callthrough capability, although I haven't tried it as yet. There are
options to allow forwarding based on a PIN number or the CLI of the
incoming call, so it might do what the OP wants.
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