From: lg01 (lg01@myway.com)
Date: Mon Feb 02 2004 - 23:20:05 GMT-3
Thanks Scott.
I also noticed that Cisco called the 7960 phones the "SIP phone". So what does SIP do? Would I still need a PSTN connection if my phone is a 7960 IP SIP phone?
Thanks,
L.
--- On Mon 02/02, Scott Morris < swm@emanon.com > wrote:
From: Scott Morris [mailto: swm@emanon.com]
To: lg01@myway.com
Cc: ccielab@groupstudy.com
Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2004 08:52:13 -0500
Subject: RE: VoIP phone enquiry
That would be essentially correct. It seems pretty damned easy when you put<br>it like that! (grin)<br><br>Just watch your peering and codecs and all that jazz as you get to the<br>entertainment of actually implementing something like that!<br><br>Scott <br><br>-----Original Message-----<br>From: lg01 [mailto:lg01@myway.com] <br>Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 11:55 PM<br>To: swm@emanon.com<br>Cc: ccielab@groupstudy.com<br>Subject: RE: VoIP phone enquiry<br><br><br>Thanks Scott!!!<br><br>In summary, is my following understanding correct?<br><br>Scenario A:-<br>I still need a PSTN line, with a FXO port on my 2620, and then I can talk to<br>anyone (with normal phones) in the PSTN network.<br><br>Scenario B:-<br>I don't need a PSTN line, all I need is a data connection with a VoIP Phone,<br>but that restricts me to be able to only call people who got VoIP phones as<br>well.<br><br>Is this correct?<br><br>Thanks,<br>L.<br><br><br><br><br> --- On Sun 02/01, Scott Morris < swm@em!
anon.com > wrote:<br>From: Scott Morris [mailto: swm@emanon.com]<br>To: lg01@myway.com<br> Cc: ccielab@groupstudy.com<br>Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 23:03:12 -0500<br>Subject: RE: VoIP phone enquiry<br><br>The magic wand would help! :)<br><br>You'll need an FXO port in order to<br>connect out to a PSTN line. If all you<br>want to do though is talk to your<br>buddy via an IP Phone, you simply both<br>need to register your phones to a<br>router running the ITS and then have some<br>peer/method to reach each<br>other! <br><br>With IP phone to IP phone over a network, network<br>connectivity is all you<br>need.<br><br>Scott <br><br>-----Original<br>Message-----<br>From: lg01 [mailto:lg01@myway.com] <br>Sent: Sunday,<br>February 01, 2004 10:59 PM<br>To: swm@emanon.com<br>Cc:<br>ccielab@groupstudy.com<br>Subject: RE: VoIP phone enquiry<br><br><br>Hi<br>Scott,<br><br>Bummer... I was just hoping to use my magic wand<br>:)<br><br>Anyway, I know the basics about dial-peer and dial-p!
lan stuff,<br>however, how<br>can I translated that into reali!
ty? As p
er the other poster,<br>it seems like I<br>need an PSTN line that goes straight into my 2620. What<br>hardware is<br>required for that? I currently have a NM-2V and VIC-2FXS, but<br>that seems to<br>do only good for analog phone. <br><br>Is there any other<br>alternative? I want to try not to rely on the PSTN line,<br>but fully<br>utilized my ADSL connection. Is that<br>possible?<br><br>Thanks,<br>L.<br><br><br><br><br> --- On Sun 02/01, Scott<br>Morris < swm@emanon.com > wrote:<br>From: Scott Morris [mailto:<br>swm@emanon.com]<br>To: lg01@myway.com<br> Cc:<br>ccielab@groupstudy.com<br>Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 22:48:37 -0500<br>Subject:<br>RE: VoIP phone enquiry<br><br>There is a LOT to think about before just<br>magically doing that.<br>:)<br><br>The web link I sent covers the basics on<br>making a phone connect to<br>the<br>router. From there, the router will<br>need dial-peers with a<br>destination in<br>mind of where to go otherwise.<br><br><br>So for dealing<br>wit!
h your friend, you'll have to get into the<br>whole concept<br>of calling,<br>dial plans, codec's and the<br>like.<br><br>Have fun playing though! That's<br>where you'll learn the<br>most!<br><br>Scott <br><br>-----Original<br>Message-----<br>From: lg01<br>[mailto:lg01@myway.com] <br>Sent: Sunday,<br>February 01, 2004 8:30<br>PM<br>To: swm@emanon.com<br>Cc:<br>ccielab@groupstudy.com<br>Subject: RE:<br>VoIP phone enquiry<br><br><br>Hi<br>Scott,<br><br>I have read your URL,<br>thanks for that!!!<br><br>What I'm<br>curious is that with this ITS, can I<br>allow my IPPhone to talk to<br>the<br>outside world? i.e. would I be able to<br>substitute my home phone with<br>this<br>Cisco IP Phone, so my friend can<br>still call me as per normal?<br><br>If you<br>have any instructions to set<br>this up, it would<br>be<br>greatly<br>appreciated.<br><br>Cheers,<br>L.<br><br><br><br><br> ---<br>On Fri<br>01/30, Scott Morris < swm@emanon.com > wrote:<br>From: Scott<br>Morris [mailto:<br>sw!
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Fri,<br>30 Jan 2004 23:45:11<br>-0500<br>Subject: RE: VoIP phone enquiry<br><br>You can<br>run ITS (IOS<br>Telephony Services), or now called Call<br>Managed<br>Express<br>on a<br>sufficiently configured router to control your<br>IP<br>Phone.<br>Otherwise,<br>yes, you will need a Call Manager<br>server<br>setup.<br><br>For<br>more<br>information,<br>check<br>out:<br>http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk652/tk701
roupstudy.com<br>Subject: VoIP<br>phone<br>enquiry<br><br>Hi<br>group,<br><br>I am a newbie to voice so would<br>need some<br>help.<br><br>For<br>my Cisco 7960 Series VoIP Phone to work, it<br>is mandatory to<br>have<br>Cisco<br>CallManager? Or can it work without<br>one?<br><br>Is there<br>any<br>instructions on how I can<br>set<br>this<br>up?<br><br>Thanks,<br>L.<br><br><br><br><br<br> >________________________<br>________<br>_______________<br>No banners. No<br>pop-ups. No<br>kidding.<br>Introducing<br>My<br>Way<br>-<br>http://www.myway.com