Help with FB 7050 sip calls+landline calls

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Hi to all
sorry for my english, but i don't understand german. :p

I have one question, that i hope some can answer me.

I have a FB 7050 and i have configured on the box 1 isdn fixedline and 1 account of voipbuster.

My question is: is it possible to call from the LAN with a softphone my fixedline configured on my FB7050?

I want this because i have the fixed line and DSL on my office, and i have my home connected to my office by WLAN network, if i could configure a softphone to work with my FB7050 i could have one of mine MSN numbers from the fixed line at home.

I don't know if i could explain myself, but i've tryed :)

Best Regards
R
 
I would like to help but I do not understand you.

Your computer is at home and it uses WLAN to go into the internet is that correct?

You want to call with a softphone on this computer your fixed line which means that a telephone which is connected to your fritzbox in the office will ring. How does that help you? Do you want to use the call through and then dial out again using VoIPbuster?
 
Hi darbid

Thanks for your fast answer...

How do i explain... my adsl and fixed lines are at my office. My home is connected to my office by wireless lan, and i do not have fixed line phone at home, only wlan. Is it possible with a softphone software to connect to FB7050 and from FB call trough my fixed line?

I hope i explained myself now... ;)
 
You can make from a softphone (which does not use the FBF 7050 at all as it directly registers and accesses the respective VoIP provider) to any fixed-line connection that your provider allows you to connect to. If you use voipbuster (internetcalls.com would be cheaper for German fixed lines), you may call your fixed line that terminates on the FBF 7050. What should keep you from doing that?

You could also register a second voipbuster account on the FBF 7050 and call that directly at no charge, letting a phone in your office ring...

Did that answer your question?

Cheers,
--gandalf.
 
Hi

My problem isn't calling to a fixed line, i want to use my fixed line for incoming calls and make calls by the *121#number at the fb 7050. That's why i was asking if i could use a softphone with FB7050 as server.

It's difficult for me to explain in other words, but thanks to all for your patience :)
 
roadkiler schrieb:
My problem isn't calling to a fixed line, i want to use my fixed line for incoming calls and make calls by the *121#number at the fb 7050. That's why i was asking if i could use a softphone with FB7050 as server.

Still do not understand but ok here are the facts.

Work, with Fritzbox
One Voip account (buster)
two Voip account (maybe gmx)
one fixed line

Home Computer
softphone with internet provided by wlan

The problem I have is that if you have WLAN then a cordless phone will also do the distance as well. Thus you could buy a base station and connect it to the fritzbox. THen you can have an independant telephone in your home which via DECT will connect to the base station and thus to the FB. Problem solved. I have an ISDN base station and so can have a number of independant phones attached.

If you do not like that then the next thought is that you want your softphone to act like another telephone or extension (nebensteller) to your FB. Thus your FB dial rules etc apply when you use your softphone. I am not sure if this works but I would answer pretty safely no you cannot do this.

The thrid option is that you have two quite independant devices, a FB and softphone and both are connected to the internet.

Get your self two free account with GMX as your VOIP "helper". Then set up one in the FB and the second in the softphone.

Now you need to look at the redirect and call through sections of the FB.

Imagine you are at home and want to receive calls. You set up the redirect in the fritzbox so that all incoming calls (eg from your fixed line) is redirected to the gmx account on your softphone and that redirection uses the gmx account in the fritzbox (thus it is a free call). Thus somebody calls your fixed line. The FB redirects the call using the gmx account in the FB and calls the gmx account set up on your softphone. GMX to GMX is free and you get the call at home.

Imagine you are home and want to make a call. First you can set up with a softphone any number of VoIP providers so you do not need to do this but any way if you want. You set up in the call through section of the FB which number you will call that is in the FB (gmx account) then you set a paswword if you want and then you set the VoIP provider you want to use to call out with. Then from softphone you call the other gmx number and your phones attached to the FB will ring. you enter 0000 0 which will then give you an outside line and then call the number you want to call. This call will go out from the FB with the VoIP you choose so if for example you use buster you will have to dial the full number with 00 etc.

What softphone are you using on your home PC
 
Hi again

once again thanks for your answer...

we are getting there... my home and my office are separeted 1Km, so the dect solution is out of the question, and this is the cause of the problem.

I think of your solution of the 2 voip accounts and then the redirect maybe work, but it works without an inbound number from the voip provider?

About the softphone anyone works i think.

At the begining i was thinking on a way that the FB was the voip gateway for the softphone, like asterisk or something like that.
If the FB work like an server voip server for softphone i didn't needed anything else.

Did i maked myself clear now?

Thanks for your patience.
 
roadkiler schrieb:
we are getting there... my home and my office are separeted 1Km, so the dect solution is out of the question, and this is the cause of the problem.
And WLAN works over 1km? I did not know that. Or do you have a booster or something.
roadkiler schrieb:
I think of your solution of the 2 voip accounts and then the redirect maybe work, but it works without an inbound number from the voip provider?
Well I did assume that you were in Germany and thus would get a number. I have never tried the redirections with a sip url. The only problem i see is where you want to direct calls from work to home. BUt you can try entering a sip url as a number. The FB will either accept or not accept.
roadkiler schrieb:
About the softphone anyone works i think.
Yes but if you get an old Xten from the net you will have g.729 codec and will be able to put in up to 10 voip providers just like the FB. If you download one from a VOIP provider you will not have either of these functions.
roadkiler schrieb:
At the begining i was thinking on a way that the FB was the voip gateway for the softphone, like asterisk or something like that.
If the FB work like an server voip server for softphone i didn't needed anything else.
I do not think so.
 
I live in Portugal, and providers like voipbuster or sipdiscount do not provide inbound numbers yet for portuguese customers.

About the WLAN, i have 2 Asus WL500G routers and 2 12Dbi external antennas, and works 200%

Regards
 
The Fritz!Box Fon is not a SIP server. It acts as a SIP client. Therefore, your softphone has to register with some other SIP server...

Am I getting closer? ;-)

--gandalf.
 
I would like that my cordless DECT Doro540R connected to a Fritz!Box Fon WLAN 7050 rings when someone call me.. and I can dial from it. WHat should I do?

I have tried all week but I can get it to work...someone please help!

The Fritz! is connected to another modem/router...
 
What kinds of calls are you expecting? VoIP? Fixed line?

What kind of fixed line is connected? Analogue? ISDN?

What kind of router do you use? Just a modem? Is it DSL? ...

Plenty of questions... can you detail your configuration a bit? ;-)

Apart from that some general remarks:

- make sure your FBF 7050 is connected to the LAN port of your router (or in case of a DSL modem, to the local port of the modem) with LAN-A

- make sure your FBF 7050 is connected to your analog PSTN line with the ORIGINAL FBF CABLE and possibly an adapter (which country are you from?)

- plug your DECT phone into FON1

- assign the fixed-line number to the PSTN line and FON1

- define VoIP providers as you wish and assign to them "Internet numbers" that you may assign to FON1 as well

- Call and be called :-)

- If calling works but not being called, your router is probably having a problem. Check for necessary port forwardings...

Well, but please answer my questions first :-)

Cheers,
--gandalf.
 
thnx gandalf...i got that fix by one of the Genius here. It was marvellous for me!

I would like to ask though...can I change the *121# , *122#, *123# e.t.c that I dial b4 I call?

Any comment is welcomed...

thnx Ip-phone-forum!!!
 
You may have dialling rules that automatically select providers or PSTN routes depending on number prefixes, but you cannot change the codes *12x# into anything else.

--gandalf.
 
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