We have gone to a VOIP system in the office, and removed phones at several of our remote locations. In order for those locations to use the server, we have installed a softphone application.
Problem we have run into, is that the broadband cards that a dozen of our employees use do not allow a static IP address to be set, therefore they cannot use the software.
Has anyone found a card that allows static IP?
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12-12-2011 04:11 PM #1
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12-12-2011 05:56 PM #2I'm not very knowledgable about VOiP, but I would look at VPN options. that way you could assign them a local static.
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12-13-2011 06:43 PM #3What phone system is it?
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