Using VoIP - Simply

[Abusanaa]

Hi all

I want to use VoIP, but I am not in the US or another country where you can have VoIP service providers. In my small country, there is no service provider. And as far as I know, VoIP is not forbidden here.

All I have is an ADSL connection, a strong machine with gadgets and phones. I want to know how I can use X-Lite and other products like eye-beam to be able to use VoIP.

What should I need else? How do I proceed? Thanks a lot

[Derek Jacobs]

I have answered your e-mail.

[Jumpster]

You can set up your own SIP VoIP network using a SIP Proxy and Registrar. Download a personal edition from Brekeke Software and try it out:

http://www.brekeke.com/products/product ... simple.php

in Step 3, just use another X-lite on a second computer, instead of the VoIp hard phone.

This will allow you to make x-lite to x-lite calls. To dial from x-lite to a regular phone, you will need to add a mediagateway card. Here are some basic info on that topic:

http://www.brekeke.com/products/gateways.php

[vealtenio]

Ok, I wanted to find out from people who make a lot of international calls what the cheapest method is to do this? I mean, my girl is in the Philippines and I’m just dialing my regular number and sometimes my phone bill is like $300-$400. Some people recommended I get a VOIP line instead of my phone and till be cheaper. And other people are saying Skype. What’s the cheapest way to call to the Philippines? Is VOIP cheaper?

[ambsar]

I am considering using voip for an existing remote sales team. I need to be able to moniter call time, record and listen to their calls. I have a small budget and little knowledge of this method. Thank you

[Derek Jacobs]

That is usually accomplished with server side records and not from the client.

[jillmason7]

You can set up your own SIP VoIP network using a SIP Proxy and Registrar. Download a personal edition from Brekeke Software and try it out:

http://www.brekeke.com/products/product ... simple.php Voip Provider List

in Step 3, just use another X-lite on a second computer, instead of the VoIp hard phone.

This will allow you to make x-lite to x-lite calls. To dial from x-lite to a regular phone, you will need to add a mediagateway card. Here are some basic info on that topic:

http://www.brekeke.com/products/gateways.php Voip Phone System

Thanks for the information. I was having a similar problem as the original poster and am glad I found this forum and your helpful information!

thanks again,

-jill

[GaryJeffries]

Jumpster wrote: Hosted Voip PBX Voip Deals You can set up your own SIP VoIP network using a SIP Proxy and Registrar. Download a personal edition from Brekeke Software and try it out:
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in Step 3, just use another X-lite on a second computer, instead of the VoIp hard phone.
This will allow you to make x-lite to x-lite calls. To dial from x-lite to a regular phone, you will need to add a mediagateway card. Here are some basic info on that topic:
Voip Phone System

You did not say want country you are from but yes, you should be able to get voip service as long as you have internet service aregardless of where the voip service provider is located. You can try the instructions above for example and you might also try Skype - that is what I use. Good luck,

[bradsar]

Jumpster wrote: Broadvox Conference Call You can set up your own SIP VoIP network using a SIP Proxy and Registrar. Download a personal edition from Brekeke Software and try it out:
Voip Provider List
in Step 3, just use another X-lite on a second computer, instead of the VoIp hard phone.
This will allow you to make x-lite to x-lite calls. To dial from x-lite to a regular phone, you will need to add a mediagateway card.

You did not say want country you are from but yes, you should be able to get voip service as long as you have internet service aregardless of where the voip service provider is located. You can try the instructions above for example and you might also try Skype - that is what I use. Good luck,

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I am currently living in San Jose, Costa Rica and am wondering if voip will work here? Any suggestions or info is greatly appreciated!