Route calls made to landline to a VOIP/SIP number...how to do it?

Mams

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I have an interesting question and need some help:

I want to know,
can I have my landline at home connected to an ADSL line and configured in such a way that a person who dials my home number has his call automatically routed via my ADSL connection to another SIP number and then i can receive that routed call on my SIP phone in the UK for example.

So the person calling my home pays only a local call and the routed call from line is SIP to SIP in UK which sdoes not cost me anything as well besides bandwith offcourse....

hope someone understands my idea and has a solution....

probably would be some software that can auto answer the call and route it to my SIP number...

all help will be highly appreciated
 
Get a Linksys SPA-3102 It can receive calls and route out over SIP...

Not sure about auto routing though, but can def give you VOIP dial tone on an incoming external call.
 
also check out asterisk (http://www.asterisk.org - a little heavier weight, but tons more options, etc)
Then check the Nerd Vittles 100 great things to do with asterisk (http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=130) for a step by step guide on how to do almost anything!

Once done you'll be printing yuor faxes on your toilet roll....

reminds me about Van De Merwe.....
he was in Tokyo with some buddies of his when his chinese friend suddenly started talking to his hand....
he was puzzled and asked...whats up whereupon the chinaman said that my watch has a cellphone...
a little while later, the japanese guy started talking to himself...he explained later that he has a cellphone chip implanted in his brain....
Van de merwe didnt know how to impress them......
he suddenly stopped and said "WAIT!"
then bent his knees and farted a long loud fart.....
what was that???they asked?

"i was just recieving a fax"
 
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