VOIP (Technical Question). 2

[jared5494]

Hi,
I have a lake house in Michigan which i am currently setting up a satellite internet connection. The house cannot get phone service or cell phone service, so my question is: can i use VOIP from the lake house to my company. Then to have my company somehow forward the calls from my lake house to it's destination.

For example:
I want to call Dominos from my lake house.
I call Dominos using VOIP from my computer, goes to my company in Kentucky, then it ends up calling Dominos in Michigan, so i am now connected with Dominos at my lake house.

This is rather complex, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
jared

 

[jared5494]

**EDIT**
i want to forward the calls automatically from my company. So no employees involved.

thanks,
jared

 

[dhnl]

easy. Get a pair of Multitech MVP130s (or similar)
Configure one unit as FXO and connect to an analog PBX extension on your company's telephone switch. Configure the other end as FXO and connect to an analog telephone at your lake house.

Latency will be an issue over satellite however it will work. You will need to ensure your satellite provider is not blocking the ports needed for VOIP.

 

[dhnl]

note the lake house end should be FXS not FXO

 

[trickenb]

you can do VOIP with the units I sell. My units connect
to a corporate PBX. So, you'd get dial tone from the PBX; dial wherever you want......tom@rickenbackercommunications.com