Does anyone make a *real* SIP to GSM gateway?

[JohnInDC]

I'm looking for a box that has ethernet in one side and a GSM antenna on the other.

I will use this with a standard SIP service provider and want to plug it into an ethernet port on my router, configure it, and forget it.

Please don't respond with celldock and other pseudo devices that still require a separate ATA.

Again: Ethernet in one side and GSM antenna on the other.

Does it exist?

Rgds...

- John

[eric]

There are a small number of hardware providers that make direct SIP-GSM gateways, but most have a minimum of 4 or 8 GSM channels, making them much more expensive than a FX-300 GSM adapter and ATA solution.

[RichardS]

Hi, yea, I know one:

GSM-Gateways: ECOTEL

It's a product of some German manufacturer. Have been talking to people who had some really good experiences with this thing: Ecotel VoIP, Vierling VoIP GSM Gateway. Most other manufactureres have quality problems.

The device is based on SIP and has 2, 4 or 8 GSM channels.

Regards
Rich

[kcpaige]

I would be interested in getting one of the the ECOTEL VoIP-120SB for testing but cannot find a reseller here in the U.S. Does anybody know of a reasonable reseller?


Thanks

Ken