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Desperately looking for new SIP Provider
Security companies use radio/gsm network signals so this would not be possible. If your are looking to remotely access your home alarm system from your cellphone, you would have to look at something like a Hyyp radio which comes with mobile app. You can disarm or arm your alarm on the go. Great... -
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Desperately looking for new SIP Provider
Correct, no need for Telkom line all you need is an internet connection to link you to services. Things in VoIP work a little different. The SIP trunk is a line to make calls and is independent. The telephone number you have is more a tag that is attached to the trunk so calls can be received... -
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Looking for new Wholesale Voip provider.
Hi David. We run both Porta and Morbilling soft switches for resellers and corporate clients. My personal preference is Morbilling as the interface is intuitive. We are able to provide you a complete management platform with live call monitoring, realtime CDR's, realtime itemised billing, cloud... -
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Desperately looking for new SIP Provider
You would need to get an ATA (eg. Grandstream HT814 FXS and FXO) device which will convert your analog Telkom line to digital and set it up as an extension and trunk. The rest is purely configuration. Calls come in through your Telkom line and are made through the same line. Limitation are you... -
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Desperately looking for new SIP Provider
This is an awesome problem and the options are endless. Raspberry Pi with Freepbx, old PC box with FreePBX. On Raspberry you can comfortably run 4 extension. The Desktop FreePBX was unparalleled as I was able to setup my own intercom system, free call recording for inbound and outbound. Other... -
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We finally took the plunge to move to VoIP
Hi Ronnie_94. My suggestion is connectivity, connectivity and connectivity. VoIP relies heavily on connection. First choice go fibre. If you are going LTE make sure you are running voice separate from all other devices such as PC's etc. For the install and forget option, get 2 LTE routers... -
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VoIP providers?
Hi dippie_wp. If you are looking for a low cost business solution with itemised per second billing for prepaid and post paid. The feature you are looking for is Ringgroups on a cloud pbx. We can provide you a cloud interface to track you costs realtime. We've are running an opensource Cloud...