Will sipgate work with BT Infinity

Will sipgate work with BT Infinity, or would I need a router different from
the one BT supply.

At the moment I use a Netgear DG834G and PAP2 and it all works OK but I
would like the extra speed of Infinity.

Jon G8JPW

"I'm Old Gregg" <mantrid.a@ukonline.invalid> wrote in message
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> Will sipgate work with BT Infinity, or would I need a router different
> from the one BT supply.
>
> At the moment I use a Netgear DG834G and PAP2 and it all works OK but I
> would like the extra speed of Infinity.
>
> Jon G8JPW


Hi Jon,


Should all be fine. (Is fine - then plus caveats, then plus plus discrete
variable[s] , local factors, disclaimers, exceptionals, weather, local
geology, building materials, frivolity excess, etc.).


( Summary[ish]: I.e. i.e, if their [end user] equipment is any half good and
the same their network, business side service equipment, set-up
configuration. ) ( Taken from the end of this post ).



.... solely depends standards (technology "industry standards", network and
software / system specifications, etc.) and provider quality (network) and
any massage management there. I.e. if the Infinity router (modem) is a bag
(of ..) or their consumer (medium area) network MAN / (customer) premises
link (to POP - point of presence), peers, backhaul or service level,
management, is (a) sack(aness) (bad or [ / ] poor) (or so [intermittently,
variably] prone).

( I.e. i.e, if their [end user] equipment is any half good and the same
their network, business side service equipment, set-up configuration. )


Best wishes,



News Reader


( .. capable of being fine at least ).

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> "I'm Old Gregg" <mantrid.a@ukonline.invalid> wrote in message
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>> Will sipgate work with BT



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> fine at least ).
>


: - )

On Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:59:01 +0000, I'm Old Gregg wrote:

> Will sipgate work with BT Infinity, or would I need a router different
> from the one BT supply.
>
> At the moment I use a Netgear DG834G and PAP2 and it all works OK but I
> would like the extra speed of Infinity.
>
> Jon G8JPW

Are you set on BT Infinity, or could you use another FTTC provider ? I've
been looking at FTTC providers, there are some who specifically state
they don't block any ports.

Andrew G8FSL

On Nov 1, 12:59*pm, "I'm Old Gregg" <mantri...@ukonline.invalid>
wrote:
> Will sipgate work with BT Infinity, or would I need a router different from
> the one BT supply.
>
> At the moment I use a Netgear DG834G and PAP2 and it all works OK but I
> would like the extra speed of Infinity.


VoIP can be a bit faffy to set up if your router uses symmetric (or is
it asymmetric? I can't remember) Network Address Translation (NAT),
involving some footering around with/without using a STUN server
setting.

Other than that. IP should be 'just IP' unless BT Infinity block
stuff.

Owain

"I'm Old Gregg" <mantrid.a@ukonline.invalid> wrote in message
news:j8oqes$s6m$1@dont-email.me...
> Will sipgate work with BT Infinity, or would I need a router different
> from the one BT supply.
>
> At the moment I use a Netgear DG834G and PAP2 and it all works OK but I
> would like the extra speed of Infinity.
>
> Jon G8JPW

Should do. One BT [Infinity] salesman even told me he had it working on his
hub.

On Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:59:01 +0000, I'm Old Gregg texted:

> Will sipgate work with BT Infinity, or would I need a router different
> from the one BT supply.
>
> At the moment I use a Netgear DG834G and PAP2 and it all works OK but I
> would like the extra speed of Infinity.
>
> Jon G8JPW

Works fine here - but I don't use a hub.

"Monsieur Merde" <dnr@dnr.null> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:59:01 +0000, I'm Old Gregg texted:
>
>> Will sipgate work with BT Infinity, or would I need a router different
>> from the one BT supply.

> Works fine here - but I don't use a hub.

Thanks to all for comments and suggestions, it looks like we will be ok

Thanks again

Jon G8JPW