x-lite for two sip

seems very expensive for more than one account can I install it twice ??

Or do I not understand it properly

"¬Stephen Hammond" <Stephen7372@hotmail.com> wrote in
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> seems very expensive for more than one account can I
> install it twice ??
> Or do I not understand it properly

Eh..? X-Lite is free.

Ivor

¬Stephen Hammond wrote :
> seems very expensive for more than one account can I install it twice ??
>
> Or do I not understand it properly

You can have a number of accounts set up for different providers with a
single instance of X-Lite.

Check out System Settings/Sip Proxy/Proxy 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

You can have THREE simultaneous calls on X-lite (different SIPs) and SIX on
X-Pro.
X-Pro can also do three way calls.
What more do you want for FREE ?
Regards,
Martin

Jono wrote:
> ¬Stephen Hammond wrote :
>> seems very expensive for more than one account can I install it twice ??
>>
>> Or do I not understand it properly
>
> You can have a number of accounts set up for different providers with a
> single instance of X-Lite.
>
> Check out System Settings/Sip Proxy/Proxy 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
>
>

I think that's only true for X-Lite 2. I tried X-Lite 3 and could only
set up one Sip account, so went back to using X-Lite 2.

Max

Stephen Hammond wrote:
> seems very expensive for more than one account can I install it twice ??
>
> Or do I not understand it properly

I use ExpressTalk for handling multiple SIP accounts at once. Very
nice.

Bob

"Jono" <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid> wrote in message
news:mn.55087d6c39e86802.48968@blueyonder.invalid. ..
> ¬Stephen Hammond wrote :
>> seems very expensive for more than one account can I install it twice ??
>>
>> Or do I not understand it properly
>
> You can have a number of accounts set up for different providers with a
> single instance of X-Lite.
>
> Check out System Settings/Sip Proxy/Proxy 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Thanks for that - but now here's another problem: how can I tell which of
the two numbers (from two different providers) is calling? I would like to
respond differently when I answer the phone.

TIA, Henry.