voip to voip calls

Usually, peer-to-peer is free. If you know another user on the same provider, you can call.

I don't know how you would test the system without a working number.

The PAP2 device has ports for using a standard telephone handset.

If you want to use a soft phone you don't need the router for VOIP. You do need to purchase minutes or talk peer-to-peer.

If you merely want to use a softphone to try out voip, try Voiceglo or sipphone. Download either and send me your number--- I'll give you a call. (voiceglo is simple and free , sipphone has test numbers for testing.)

Pepperoni

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I really new to this, so I hope the question isn't too basic. I have established an account with a voip provider - Teliax. I set up the soft phone (xten) and got the ATA today (Lynksys PAP-2) and set that up. I don't have a phone number yet because I want to test the system and everything is OK. I will have my current phone number ported over.

In the mean time, is there a way for other voip users to call me? For instance, can they use an address like username.voip.teliax.com to ring me using a softphone?

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Vox Humana

According to Teliax, calls to other Teliax customers are free. I have an ATA and software and it works fine for outgoing calls. I was just curious if it was possible for someone to call me my using my user name and VOIP provider's address without having a traditional phone number. It seems like it should be possible, but as I say, I'm new to all of this. I will eventually have a phone number.

Along these lines, I was also wondering if someone could setup their softphone with my account information and then call me (after I get a real number) without out a charge. It would be a call from me to me. According to Teliax, my account will support two simultaneous calls. I realize that this would be a risk since they could also then make other calls at my expense so it would have to be a trusted family member.

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