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On Wed, 2009-03-04 at 19:11 +0000, Andres Paglayan wrote:
> 
> > Thanks again, more good info.  I had read positive things about the  
> > Snom phones, but it seems like the Aastra's may be the best choice  
> > (particularly for businesses that can spend the $). I think Digium  
> > sells Polycom SIP phones with their SwitchVox product.  I am relieved  
> > to know that there are SIP phones out there with cordless/wireless  
> > units that work well.
> while polycoms are good, you'll find the aastras to be more user
> friendly when it comes to get
> full documentation and firmware updates, polycom blocks that info for
> registered resellers,
> you'll find aastra desk phones as low as $40,
> there are also native wifi voip phones, they register and carry the
> traficc using your wifi access point,
> (i.e. you can use it as your extension at any hotspot) 
> > It's seems like most of the world is using SIP, but I've heard IAX is  
> > more efficient and some people say it plays better with NAT; though  
> > I've no direct experience with using either protocol.  As you point  
> > out though, SIP seems to have widespread use, is well supported, etc.
> no nat problems if your router can do port forwarding and you only
> have one Asterisk box inside the lan,
> nat problems appear when you have more than one device in the lan
> registering to the outside,
> in this case your box is the central hub. so everything comes and goes
> to it. 
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