Method 1: Refer this post here
This is the new method that can be applied if you want to bridge your connection and yet retain the 2Wire for voice and plain-modem feature. *NOT tested*
Method 2: The older method. Enter voip.singtel.com as the voip server to your softphone OR ATA. The more costly method. But is inline with the thread title, you may now keep or give away the 2Wires.
Take ur pick
PS: Please DO NOT ASK SingTel for support with regards to the use of a VoIP phone adapter or any other issue! This is also one of the reason why SingTel offers the 2Wire instead.
just tried it. very clear outgoing calls but when talking to someone using this software, my friend say when talking to me can hear very bad sound quality like as if talking to some monster.
just tried it. very clear outgoing calls but when talking to someone using this software, my friend say when talking to me can hear very bad sound quality like as if talking to some monster.
Thats bad. Try removing the 2Wire to test, cant ascertain if the HGV can interfere not.
one question, i'm curious with the ip is inserted in the domain field and not the ip address field instead?
No worries, a domain is still resolved to a IP at the end also.
Just like accessing http://www.google.com is akin to accessing http://64.233.189.104, its the same.
Since there is no domain for the mio server, we'll just enter the direct server address. 10.161.129.36
It is also called the proxy server in some instance.
I extract the following information from the 2Wire modem.
VOIP Service Type: SIP
Server IP Address: 10.161.129.36
Server Port: 5060
Domain: moip.dect
I'm testing on some software which can do VoIP on my PDA. But after use, I found that I can't make any calls using the phone connected to the mio box. Got to reset the mio box to get back the connection.
I extract the following information from the 2Wire modem.
VOIP Service Type: SIP
Server IP Address: 10.161.129.36
Server Port: 5060
Domain: moip.dect
I'm testing on some software which can do VoIP on my PDA. But after use, I found that I can't make any calls using the phone connected to the mio box. Got to reset the mio box to get back the connection.
Any other ways to work around this issue?
Precisely mentioned on other VoIP thread worldwide. Some server only accept connection from the device that connects in later. The device connected earlier will not get to make or receive a call, unless you can get the mio box to re-establish a conn without restarting.
So how was the experience with your PDA? Getting a VoIP box would be good, no need go thru mio box, less problem for some
Thats bad. Try removing the 2Wire to test, cant ascertain if the HGV can interfere not.
tried already and the monstreous sound still there. it's only good for outgoing calls cos can hear crystal clear sound.. the only setback is the other party will hear you talking like a monster.. so i'll stick to my mio voice connected thru mio box since there's no problem with it.
tried already and the monstreous sound still there. it's only good for outgoing calls cos can hear crystal clear sound.. the only setback is the other party will hear you talking like a monster.. so i'll stick to my mio voice connected thru mio box since there's no problem with it.
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