could i use yealink ip phones with this product ?
1411512
You can use anything that will work with the FreePBX software distro. We're using PolyCom SoundPoint 500 and 501.I am not familiar with Yealink hardware but the software is very flexible... my guess would be yes, but you should definitely do some more checking/wait to hear from someone else.
1411513
I used it with grandstream phones as the UCM6102 auto detects them, it makes the setup and configuration much easier, I also tried it with an unbranded phone with SIP RFC3261 compatibility...it worked fine but needed manual configuration, you should check if the model you chose is SIP RFC3261 compliant
1411514
You can use anything that will work with the FreePBX software distro. We're using PolyCom SoundPoint 500 and 501. I am not familiar with Yealink hardware but the software is very flexible... my guess would be yes, but you should definitely do some more checking/wait to hear from someone else.
1411515
They should work. Any sip-phone should work. I use both Grandstream, Polycom, and DECT Siemens and Snom phones. All work very well
1411516
I am using grandstream but my guess is it will work on any sip phone since I found it working with 3cx iPhone softphone
731046
Not exactly. You need to have a software and hardware able to handle and route Phone Calls Over IP (VoIP) via SIP Trunking. We do offer the Elastix NLX-Mini UCS which is an excellent tool you can plug to your network and have your phones ready to make and receive calls. We will be glad to help!
1643657
Yes. Go to Google Play and search for free voice call over IP. The Ringto/GrooveLite are pretty good.
125603
This particular model is "analog" - much like a traditional phone you'd have at home, or a traditional fax machine. It does not interface natively with an IP-based phone system.
2082272
They say you can. There are tutorials on it. I haven't done it yet as it requires pointing your ip to a service like no ip or another name service for ips. If you do a search in forums, it's the same as setting up a security camera access point or Remote Desktop service.
388780
Yes. I've used it to connection to SIP accounts with inPhonex and Callcentric without any trouble.
1908976
I wouldn't. I had to call Belkin to ask for a replacement 3 times.. I'm on my 4th one.. I keep having to reset the device for it to properly assign IP addresses to my connected devices.
1216685
This is an IP phone designed to connect to a SIP phone system. It won't work with an analog phone line, nor will it connect as a PC peripheral. I wouldn't recommend buying it unless you are very familiar with the details of how your phone system works, or you validate with your IT staff.
1941798
You can set fixed IP addresses up on this unit, which I guess your cameras could use, but it doesn't have any USB ports to utilise.
1361194
Strait talk advertises as being useable with ANY phone. So according to them yes you can.
2178718
You need a IP connection with SIP protocol. This is not a regular land line
2055611
Never tried that but I don't know why that wouldn't work.Keep in mind you have be configured to a SIP server first.
369328
If you take a look at this document, it appears you can, but I'm not guaranteeing it. Take a look. I think you can add a number of them, but only one can communicate at a time. As a note, these are very high quality units. Here's the document if it will show OK on Amazon. http://www.leedan.com/AIPHONE%20C-123LW%20Wiring.pdf
1702271
i don't think you can. It connects directly to the phone line, right out of my vonage adapter or (the wall). I don't believe it will work with IP phones.
294607
you have have sip trunks to have VOIP service. check www.voip.msthey provide cheap service and you can port your number.
306944
I would not go that way. I thing your best way would be with a WI/FI KB. However, you have to be shore that you have the adapter connected to your wireless link to your IPS. In other words, yes, you can do the kb with the proper compatible equipment. (You can buy the adapter in Amazon, and it works perfect.)
2174446
The answer is no. Apparently there are issues with using that SIP device. Check this link for some info on another device that suit you. www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,27332466