[thegreatfixer]

Hi all i just unlocked a MTA6328-2re that a friend gave me but i am not sure of how to set it up (its not like a PAP2) with FWD & IP-Kall

i am behind a router any info would help

ALSO did anyone get FULL access to the 2nd line
i see line 1/2 but i don't see how to add a 2nd Proxy for that 2nd line

thank you
thegreatfixer

[serginhus]

Hello, in case that you have not done so, here is a link to how get the second line working on your MTA6328:

http://gandhi.wordpress.com/2007/07/...8-2re-viatalk/

login might be: admin pwd: slapshot

good luck,

Sergio

[thegreatfixer]

thanks for the link i have been there and even posted the same question

a while ago

[serginhus]

no problem.... hope you get it resolved. I had it working with my Broadvoice acct. I moved and got new DSL service and now it does not work...having the hardest time trying to get my phone line up and working. Tried everything I found on the net and no go.

[thegreatfixer]

good luck there is very little info on the Innomedia Gizmo

[serginhus]

Hi there,
Last night I got my MTA6328-2re working again with Broadvoice. It was very simple, but I had trouble figuring it out. It was only a matter of unchecking a little box! Can you believe it? now it works great!
I think it should be the same for all other VoIP companies out there, but who knows???
Hope you got yours working too!
take care

[thegreatfixer]

glad to hear that

i did have mine up and running with 1 account but had to reset it and now don't remember how to set it up again

i was hoping for 2 different accounts but it looks like i can add only 1 Proxy so maybe i can add 2 accounts from the same Proxy/Server

BTW i am using Gizmo/SipPhone
and FWD/IP-Kall bother are great and FREE
i even have a StanaPhone (remember them) account but it have not been reliable

[serginhus]

this FWP/IPKALL that you mentioned, does it work for international calls? can you give me a few more details? (if possible)
BTW I was reading more about it and found this thread, maybe it will help you...

***Any provider that allows inbound SIP calls should work with IPKall. And while some providers don't allow incoming SIP calls, there are still a lot of free VoIP providers (along with a moderate number of commercial VoIP providers) that do allow incoming SIP calls (and therefore are easy to setup with IPKall numbers). And FWIW the provider that IPKall specifically mentioned on their web site, FWD ("Free World Dialup", or FWD | Home ), is still one of the many providers that allow inbound SIP URI calls (in the case of FWD, the inbound proxy is fwd.pulver.com ).

And while it's usually a lot easier to just use a free VoIP provider (or even your commercial VoIP provider, if they allow inbound SIP calls) as the target of your IPKall numbers, it's not always necessary. For example, here are the directions (yes, I developed that technique, and wrote those directions) on how to forward an IPKall number DIRECTLY to your LinkSys/Sipura VoIP adapter (bypassing ALL VoIP providers you may be using). And I know those instructions work, as that is how I receive calls on my IPKall number!

SIP Broker Wiki : Inbound Calls Directly to your LinkSys or Sipura ***

let me know if it worked for you!!!

Serg

[thegreatfixer]

when i mean FREE i was simply referring to getting a (American) Phone #

to get one sigh up at FWD and then use that account and port it to IP-Kall (takes 1 day) so you get a free SIP account but it still cost you to dial out i was lucky to get a Grand Central Account and that how i dial out for free