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Wireless IP phone options
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hairlessupportmonkey
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just install a std analogue DECT on an analogue port.
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It all depends on the use of the phone.
Is it a simple phone where you only walk around with around the base station or do you need coverage in the whole building?
Dect is good but for one phone very expensive.
Wifi also needs an AVPP which makes is also very expensive for just one phone.
I always would go for dect because it is way must better then wifi and a standalone simple kitchen dect solution.
BAZINGA!
I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!
Is it a simple phone where you only walk around with around the base station or do you need coverage in the whole building?
Dect is good but for one phone very expensive.
Wifi also needs an AVPP which makes is also very expensive for just one phone.
I always would go for dect because it is way must better then wifi and a standalone simple kitchen dect solution.
BAZINGA!
I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!
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Use a gigaset C475 (sip)
The IPO needs to be on 5.0 or higher and you also need a 3th party ip endpoint license.
You can register the Gigaset C475 as a sip extension to the IPO.
Then the wireless phone registers to the base station.
BAZINGA!
I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!
The IPO needs to be on 5.0 or higher and you also need a 3th party ip endpoint license.
You can register the Gigaset C475 as a sip extension to the IPO.
Then the wireless phone registers to the base station.
BAZINGA!
I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!
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