Linksys PAP2T (VOIP)

i have bought an linksys PAP2T (VOIP) and currently using VOIP STUNT (www.voipstunt.com) service.
need instructions on how i can sync my linksys hardware to work with voip stunt.
please help.

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Linksys PAP2T Voip adapter

I am using the Linksys PAP2T Voip adapter, how do I configure it to work with Skype?

You cannot. PAP2T is a SIP client (SIP is an open VoIP protocol), while Skype uses its own which is proprietary and not compatible with SIP.
I now see that there is a service named Skype Connect (previously known as SIP for Skype) which enables a SIP device, such as PAP2T, to connect with Skype using SIP trunks (trunk can be considered as a connection). However, it is a service oriented to businesses, so I suppose it won't be cost effective for a home account.
Another option is to buy a Skype enabled ATA, like Connect Me by FREETALK, which is an adapter similar to PAP2T but is directly compatible with Skype.
Hope this helped.

PAP2T VOIP phone adapter not working

My new Linksys PAP2T VOIP phone adapter will not work. When I install the adapter (I'm sure I have done this correctly), all I get is a slow blinking green power light and a fast blinking green internet light. I get no phone light, and I get no dial tone. Is my PAP2T defective? Or is something else going on? Can you recommend a fix?

The "User Guide" which comes with your PAP2T and you can read or is downloadable from Linksys says the following about the "Power Lite"
Green. The Power LED lights up when the Phone Adapter is powered on and connected to the Internet. It flashes when the Phone Adapter is not connected to the Internet. The LED also flashes when the Phone Adapter is booting up or upgrading its firmware.
It says the following about the "Internet Lite"
Green. The INTERNET LED lights up when there is an active connection through the port. If the LED is flashing, then there is traffic moving through that port.
It says the following about the "Phone Lite"
Green. The PHONE LED is solidly lit when a telephone or fax machine has an active or registered connection to your Internet phone service provider through the corresponding port. It flashes when the phone is being used or is off the hook.
Using logic, I would say the adapter may not connected to the internet and if it is, the adapter failed to register with your voip provider.

Running skype calls over Linksys PAP2T

Hello
Urgent question> Can I use my skype credits using VOIP gateway Linksys PAP2T?
If so Plz support me with details...

You cannot. PAP2T is a SIP client (SIP is an open VoIP protocol), while Skype uses its own which is proprietary and not compatible with SIP. But I can Help you if ya need it,in a better way that works .So hala a me back ty.

In an attempt to configure Linksys PAP2 VOIP adapter, I a...

In an attempt to configure Linksys PAP2 VOIP adapter, I am constantly receiving this message, "Your phone may be plugged into incorrect phone port. Please try the other port." Manual reboot did not solve the problem. Can anyone help?

Hello,I am partheeban.Have you got to fix the problem.Me al so have same problem.If you sole that let me know.How you did.this is the massage i have got on my phone
This is the voice massage i have got it from my phone.
Connected in the incorrect phone port. Please try other port. If you believe
your correct port. Please log on to your web account to check your states of
your service O108.
This is the voice massage i have got it when you pickup the phone
immediately the voice massage will comes.
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Linksys pap2t + dialplan + speeddial

I have Linksys pap2t N/A with the latest firmware 5.1.6(LS). My Line1 is registered with provider1 that uses
country_code+area_code+number for dialing. I use a very simple dial plan for this line (*xx|xx.). The *xx - is used to access my provider1 phonebook. I also use speeddial (with enable ip dialing) and have some sip uri entered on User1 tab. Everything is very simple and works.
Several days ago I have registered Line2 to provider2. Provider2 uses different dialing:
00+country_code+area_code+number for dialing.
To make the dialing with Line2 similar to line1 I have made the dial plan for this line
(#[x*]x.|:00>[1-9]x.|0:*>xx)
#[x*]x. - to dial any number starting with #
:00>[1-9]x. - to dial PSTN similar for Line1
0:*>xx - to have quick access to provider2 IVR (balance) - *88
But with this dial plan I cannot use User2 speed dial numbers. It seems that one digit dialing is blocked by this dial plan. With the simple dial plan speed dial for Line2 works! But not with the one above.
Any help, ideas wil be appreciated. I want to have a dial plan without the need to dial 00 and with the ability to use speeddial.

what does the info tab show you after trying to dial using hte speed dial syntax?
look at the last called number for line 2.
there seems to be nothing wrong with the dial plan, maybe except for the missing less than sign.
possibly just a forum strip.

Linksys PAP2T G711 codec on simultaneous calls

Hi, PAP2T is using g711 on simultaneous call. I had forced the Line 1 & Line 2 to use g729 & g723 respectively. But still when u make the second call, (while first line is on call) it comes to the switch with g711.
Since the PAP2T used from asian country, g711 could not get that much bandwidth. It connects but quality is very poor.
Is there a way that I can configure to make linksys pap2t not to use g711 at any point of time. If anybody have a solution, please advise me..
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Go to page Line 1 or line 2. At the bottom you'll find dffernt protocol. Select g729 af force PAP2 to only ue this potocol by deselcting gthe others and y selecting only use prefer protocol.
have yo try to call the second line when the first is in use ? i thnk it's does'nt work !
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Using Linksys PAP2T with CISCO UC500

Dear Sirs,
i am currently in the middle of an installation for one of my customers, and facing some problems...
the customer has 2 branches connected through a Microwave Link.
on his old site he has a Panasonic Analog PBX with 5 PSTN Lines and 10 Users + 1 Operator
in his new Branch we have Installed a CISCO UC500 With 4 FXO and 4 FXS Ports, he has 4 PSTN Lines + 10 Users + 1 Operator.
what he wants is that if someone dials in to the first branch, that the operator to be able to transfer him tp the second branch and vice-versa.
i was told that if i install a Linksys PAP2T Adapter in the first branch where the Panasonic PBX is present and take a line from the Panasonic to the PAP2T and then go out from the PAP2T using LAN to the Switch then the Microwave Connection,i would be able to link the Two Branches as in Phone Lines.
is That true and if so? how to do it?
cant seem to find anything in the PAP2T that shows that.
thank you for your support and have a nice day.
Regards,
Christian Abi Khalil

I think it is not possible with the PAP2T device. As this device dosent have that facility which are planning to use it. I think you need to look for some other device which support that kind of funcitions.

Linksys WRP400 - VoIP Sample configuration guide for VoiceMeUp

Thanks to Linksys for that fine device. Few installations so far with this device and it has prooven his stability and reliability.
Note: Good T38 support and excellent QoS.
Here is a sample of configuration to VoiceMeUp
Linksys WRP400 - Sample configuration guide
[english] - [français]
Enjoy!
For more informations about VoiceMeUp VoIP services, please visit us at voicemeup.com
Message Edited by NothinElse on 08-25-2008 01:09 PM

Clearly this is too late to help you, but since this is showing up on Google and there are about a thousand views, this answer might be helpful to another.
Once you access the Voice Admin menu and provision your device for your VoIP provider, access to the Voice menu is subsequently "Locked".
Your VoiP provider's system has set a new unique password for the Voice menu once the provisioned device has synced with your providers system.
You should be able to get that password from the control panel on you VoIP account profile under "equipment" or a call to support or an e-mail request should garner the password.
The Login will be "admin" and the password provided will get you back into Voice menu system.
You will also need this password if you want to reset the Voice features back to factory defaults. Because of this system it appears that a WRP400 cannot be unlocked by merely using the reset button.

E4200 - SIP ports blocked to/from Linksys SPA2102 VoIP ATA

The E4200 seems to block UDP ports to/from a Linksys SPA2102 ATA VoIP adapter. I tried enabling SIP ALG and still lost dial tone by morning. I tried looking at the Admin logs to see which inbound / outbound ports are being blocked but the log functions on this router only seems to display outbound information with no specifics as to what ports or protocols are being blocked by the E4200.
Does anyone on this forum know what configurations to change on the E4200 to allow the transparent operation of the SPA2102 VoIP ATA behind it?
Any hope Cisco will fix the log functions to display useable and meaningful information needed to setup Application specific configurations?

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Problem with Linksys PAP2T-eu

Hello.
First, sorry for my english
I bought pap2teu today, configuration with my VoIP provider - OK, everything is working ok. But in SYSTEM -> User Password I wrote password and I can't now login into my device. How can i reset my device or what must i write in username ? i remember my password of course.
Please help me : my email address is : [email protected]
English or Polish.
Thx

Yea that's kinda weird. You either have to fill in 'user' or 'admin' at the login, while it says 'pap user' or 'pap admin'

HELP tones using the linksys PAP2T-NA

We have some clients that are reporting that they are making outgoing calls fine however the recipient is complaining of constant or sporadic tones. They say that is sounds like someone is holding down the key on the phone itself. We wondered if there was an operator error however we have multiple clients that are complaining about the problem. Does anyone have any suggestions or noticed this problem.
thanks
Brad Everts
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Broadband Voice IP
Ridgeland MS
[email protected]

OK, so I've tried a different setting to see if it'll work.
Previously I had not configured the WAN of the Linksys router at all and left it on Auto (DHCP) even though I disabled the DHCP for the LAN. I've now set the WAN up to a random Static IP and hopefully this will solve the problem, but I'm not sure as of yet, if anyone could look over the settings to see if they're correct please let me know.
Router 1- (Router)
WAN - Configured to ISP
LAN - DHCP
IP: 192.168.1.1
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
IP Range: 192.168.1.100 - 192.168.1.150
Router 2 - Linksys (AP)
WAN - Static IP
IP: 64.XXX.XXX.1 (made up value)
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 64.XXX.XXX.254 (made up value)
DNS: XX.XXX.XXX.X (made up value)
LAN - DHCP disabled
IP: 192.168.1.2
Subnet: 255.255.255.252
The WRT54G was a bit of a pain in terms of what Static IP and Gateway values they would accept, so I had to randomly put in values until I found something that worked. So far no disconnects, but it's only been half an hour. I can't seem to access the admin page for my Linksys router at 192.168.1.2 anymore though.

VOIP Dial out issues with SRP547W

Hi All, this is my first post so I appologise if I have posted it in the wrong place up front.
I have recently purchased an SRP 547w replacing an 877w and linksys pap2t voip box.
I have 1 major issue at present - no matter which number I dial, I cannot ring out. I get what appears to be an engaged tone.
History: I used to run the linksys papt2 behind the 877w and it worked without issue. Ports opened and forwarded were:
udp 5060-5061
udp 8000-8001
my SIP port is 5060
the RTP ports are 8000-8001
I know this works on the SRP547 as without them, I cannot make any calls into the system.
These settings worked perfectly on the PAP2T; I have copied them across to the SRP547W and opened the same ports. I can call VOIP device on the specified number, but still no dialing out.
The 2 main differences I can see on the new device 1) The VOIP is integrated into the router so I'm not routing traffic in exaxtly the same way as I was with the PAPt2 and the second being that the SRP547W also has the ability to connect a PSTN line - which I do not have.
I wonder if this has anything to do with the issue?
For the record, I have diabled the firewall - same result; additionally, if I connect the PAP2T to the SRP547 and forward the ports (or enable UPNP) then I can actually dial out which means I think its safew to say that my issue is within the SRP547W.
I can conrim that the SRP547 does 'hear' the tones from the phone. When I dial certain numbers (to force certein codecs) the system responds to them.
If anyone else has had a similar issue, could you help me out with some direction?
I'd post logs, but I'm not sure how to get them off this device (yet) - I've only had this device for 4 days.....

I forgot to post an update.
Get this, I figured out the problem and it was Sun Rocket.
They did a firmware update over night that caused it to break.
After about three months of working with Linksys, Comcast and Microsoft and tyring everything I was told. It still failed.
Then after another month, I finally was contacted by an engineer from Sun Rocket who was giving me advice over everything we already tried.
I asked him if there was a firmware update from the date I put the complaint ticket in. He checked the database and sure enought, that is what it was.
Their firmware update did not work well with the Linksys router. He rolled back the firmware and now it works perfect.
The SunRocket tech said he put me on a list of Sun Rocket Gizmos NOT TO update firmware.
Well , about 2 months later, they updated it by mistake and now I am going through the pains with SunRocket all over again.
I told them how they fixed it but the Level 1, 2 and 3 techs don't seem to know how to roll back the firmware and they did not have any notes from the engineer on what version to roll it back to.
The the root cause was SunRocket's Gizmo.
Trust me, I've tried chaning the MTU to remoting in to the Sunrocket Gizmo and change the bandwith settings ect ect. I've been through the ringer and I still have problems with them.
The SunRocket Gizmo can not handle the high bandwidth like the linksys router can.
Good Luck, I only have SunRocket for another month and I am thnking about going with Vonage or Comcast.
Here is a picture of the SunRocket Gizmo I am using.
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Airport Extreme: How to connect a Linksys VOIP device via ethernet

Hi there!
I am trying to connect Linksys PAP2T device via ethernet to my Aiport Extreme. It gets an address assigned 10.0.1.2 but when I access the device, I am not able to connect to internet. Do I need to key in my network password anywhere?

Okay, so to answer my own question after considerable sleuthing . . . for anyone else trying to do this:
Connect your computer to the bridge using an ethernet cable, then open a browser and enter the following address: http://169.254.1.250
This will take you to a login page: leave the username field blank, enter "admin" in the password.
You will see the Cisco setup page. I selected manual setup and entered the name of my network and password. I got a progress bar and finally the wireless network light on the bridge started flickering.

Linksys E3000 cascaded, VoiP router not working

I have a Linksys E3000 router, with a Linksys SPA2012 VoIP router connected to it. I can't get the voice to work. The configuration is:
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Everything works fine (ethernet, wireless) for all devices connected to cisco871 and E3000, EXCEPT for the VoIP phone. Is there a special configuration I need on the SPA2101 to get this to work?
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