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Konu: Re: [OS2Wireless] Recommendations for small wireless bridge for using Vonage ATA while travelling
Tarih: Sat, 22 Dec 2007 17:14:49 +1100
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Ig you friend is using a MAC and you are using a non-OS2 system, then, considering you are talking about access on the road, I really think you'd be better at looking at softphones rather than physical ATAs.

I am presuming that whereever you are with your PBX it's not a hotel and hence you will have some cabled connection and not need tyo rely on WiFi or am I getting this wrong ?

I need to correct what I said about the WRT54G and other similar routers can be configured to use PPPOE or WPA/WPA2 authentication to connect to other access points. It's only after this "physical" connection (often insecure in hotels and at public access points) that when you try to access anything via a browser, that you will be taken to a login screen where you will need to either give the code in that you purchased or your credit card details. So you should be fine. But to make sure, please check out this site where they will tell you what is possible with the WRT and several other AP/Routers better than I can:

http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv2/index.php

Cheers/2

Ed.



Jeffrey Race wrote:
Ed thanks for all the useful info.

Do you mean the WRT54G will not be configurable to log in to e.g. a hotel's login page,
if I modify the firmware to add the bridging function?

We have two applications in mind:

 - My friend the clueless point-and-drool Mac user, who often travels and takes his
   Motorola  ATA with him to receive Vonage calls forwarded transparently from his NYC    residence

 - My own occasional situation with my early-days Cisco ATA (I was one of the
   early Vonage customers--they no longer use the Cisco model ); at home I connect    it to my PBX so calls from the USA ring into my home PBX here in Bangkok.      Occasionally I might travel with it.

OS/2: a separate issue for me.

Let us know what you get from keeping after the SJPhone people.

There is a Java-based IP phone service which works on OS/2; I have the details lying around here somewhere; it was tested some time last year.

Jeffrey Race

On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 16:00:05 +1100, Ed Durrant wrote:
  


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