I'm planning to buy an ATA(Analogue Telephone Adaptor) for usin with my VOIP provider.But I would like to know how I can dial VOIP numbers like myname@sip.voiparound.com using the analogue phone. Thank you.How will you dial VOIP numbers from your normal phone while using an ATA?
VoIP adapters like my Linksys SPA2102-NA do not seem to support SIP URI dialing. It supports IP dialing but not URI dialing such as yourname@yourprovider.com.
My SIP provider, CallCentric, does support SIP URI dialing through their network. I tested it with their Speed Dial feauture and successfully dialed my URI number at InPhonex. But, for it to work, I have to use their online Speed Dial feature through my web based Dashboard on CallCentric website.
But, my Linksys SPA2102-NA will not successfully send SIP URI's through their service. I consulted with CallCentric support on this and they concluded the ATA does not actually support URI dialing.
The Linksys SPA2102-NA is a very good ATA and I like it quite well. However, it doesn't seem to support URI dialing. As yet, I don't know which ATA's will successfully support URI dialing.How will you dial VOIP numbers from your normal phone while using an ATA?
Why do you need to dial ';myname@sip.voiparound.com'; like that?
Won't you get a virtual phone number like the usual 10 digits in voiparound?
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