SPA9000 with PAP2-NA

Hi I am Ricardo Sosa from Guadalajara Mexico an a beginner in Voip I have a SPA9000 and a PAP2NA but I don't know if both works together, I want to call from internet with PAP2NA to SPA9000 I have a Dlink router with DDNS configured, and i can redirect the voip request to a local ip trought virtual server . I am not interested in internet telephony service by sip only want to conect a remote location with PAP2NA with SPA9000 in my home and trasmit dtmf tones if it is possible please let mo know how can it be. Thanks a lot and sorry by my english

Hi Ricardo,
I'm Antonio from Mexico, DF.
Can you implement your Idea and make quiality calls through the Internet without Internet Telephony Company service?.
Calls from PAP2NA to another PAP2NA using the SPA9000 as a remote PBX are posible?.
Please share with me your expirience.
(Mod Note: Email address removed.Use PM to get details from poster above you.)
Message Edited by OnnagokorO on 12-02-2008 10:48 PM

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