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March 15th, 2006, 02:43 AM
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March 21st, 2006, 05:32 AM
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| | First Looks: WiFi Phones That Actually Work? (comment)
I have heared the sound clip and it is surprisingly clear. I would get a hold of one as soo as it is going to be available... Linksys rocks!!!! |
March 23rd, 2006, 08:54 AM
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| | First Looks: WiFi Phones That Actually Work? (comment)
If the WIP 330 runs Windows CE then I'd love to know whether it also has a PPTP client built in (which typically comes with Windows CE). If so, then it may be possible to use it to create an encrypted tunnel back to a home Windows XP workstation in order to protect VOIP conversations when used in a pubic hotspot (assuming it has enough CPU power to run the PPTP client at the same time as it is doing the VOIP thing). |
March 24th, 2006, 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by agahtan If the WIP 330 runs Windows CE then I'd love to know whether it also has a PPTP client built in (which typically comes with Windows CE). If so, then it may be possible to use it to create an encrypted tunnel back to a home Windows XP workstation in order to protect VOIP conversations when used in a pubic hotspot (assuming it has enough CPU power to run the PPTP client at the same time as it is doing the VOIP thing). | I am interested in VPN based solutions as well because I deal with VOIP hostile ISPs all the time. This unit costs almost as much as a wi-fi enable PDA. Am I better with this phone or simply a wi-fi enabled PDA running Xten's solution. |
March 30th, 2006, 08:03 AM
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It would be nice to know what processor is used in the WIP330. Does anyone have any info? |
April 23rd, 2006, 10:50 PM
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| | First Looks: WiFi Phones That Actually Work? (comment)
Voipsupply.com has shipped mine (supposidly) and I'll be doing a detailed review at www.archatechs.com
Like you guys I'm curious about VPN- which I have read that it supports- and the processor.[/url] |
May 22nd, 2006, 04:35 PM
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| | First Looks: WiFi Phones That Actually Work? (comment)
Got my review finished over at www.archatechs.com
I am questioning if I have a different firmware than the reviewer above. We didn't find any STUN support (among other major problems).
As for the processor check out this review: http://www.tomsnetworking.com/2005/1...ess/page2.html |
July 15th, 2006, 06:09 PM
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| | Re: First Looks: WiFi Phones That Actually Work? (comment)
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Originally Posted by PhoneBoy Please comment on the following article: <A HREF="name=News&file=article&sid=175&e z=2 target=_top">First Looks: WiFi Phones That Actually Work?</A> | Hi guys, i just got one wip300, but seems not so good. I try to call spa3000, spa1001 & spa2000. as soon as thr call is pick up, the call will be disconneted. But i use it to call Xten softphone is ok. For incoming call, wip300 can connect with no problem, but can not call to adaptor. Call to PSTN through my VSP is ok. Does any one know what could be the problem? ... never expect Linksys could help this issue, their technical support is useless. Please help ...thank you. |
July 17th, 2006, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by aiso Quote: |
Originally Posted by PhoneBoy Please comment on the following article: <A HREF="name=News&file=article&sid=175&e z=2 target=_top">First Looks: WiFi Phones That Actually Work?</A> | Hi guys, i just got one wip300, but seems not so good. I try to call spa3000, spa1001 & spa2000. as soon as thr call is pick up, the call will be disconneted. But i use it to call Xten softphone is ok. For incoming call, wip300 can connect with no problem, but can not call to adaptor. Call to PSTN through my VSP is ok. Does any one know what could be the problem? ... never expect Linksys could help this issue, their technical support is useless. Please help ...thank you. | If you have just upgrade to V.1.00.07. Then do a fatory default, I'm sure it will work after.  |
July 20th, 2006, 06:48 PM
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Nice phones but they have a couple of serious problems: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Linksys+WIP300. And that's not even getting into the meat of things (complex roaming scenarios.. that gave Cisco nightmares for years)
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