Does ie works with Ooma voip telephone system ? Bill
1351117
You have ask your police station or 911responders in your town. They are very accommodating . The guardian works very well. And is easy compared to life alert . If you need to call you get the dispatcher at 911 and you get service quickly.
1651610
I'm certainly no expert, but it appears to be limited to Skype. I don't see enough functionality in it to allow for other VOIP services.
1721098
Yes and no... if you are using this alongside the OBI202 VOIP adapter to have multiple phones, then yes. If you are trying to make them work one through the other, then no. A VOIP adapter is to allow you to use a regular phone with a VOIP service. So if all you need is a single phone working with a single VOIP account, then just the grandstream phone will work (and it has two lines, by the way, so you could use it with two numbers). Or you can skip the grandstream phone and plug a regular phone into the VOIP adapter. If you used both, you'd probably want to have at least two separate SIP accounts - or make sure the SIP account you have supports multiple devices simultaneously. TL;DR: You only need one or the other, not both.
1824447
This phone doesn't directly connect to a VoIP service, it is a standard 2-line analog phone. However, I have used this phone with OOMA for nearly a year and it has worked nicely. You need a device that will bridge from the VoIP service to analog telephone service. The caller ID features are dependent on the provider (VoIP or regular) not on the phone.
418075
This device will still work with many other service providers which will offer service for low cost. Obihai has partnered with a couple of service providers with plans for as low as $40 per year: https://www.obitalk.com/obinet/pg/services/spoptions (requires login). Other services such as VoIP.ms, Callcentric, and Future-Nine are very affordable.
1368726
I am using mine with my Ooma. All features seem to work fine. With only one line plugged in, the phone Line 2 light blinks constantly. To eliminate, I plugged both lines into the Ooma with a splitter. This solution did not confuse the phone software - all calls come in on Line 1. The Ooma does not need two lines to work its call-waiting feature, as the calls are held in the Ooma base. The call-waiting works as intended - a beep is heard when the second call comes in.
383282
sure. you'll need an account through a SIP provider and then you enter that information into the phone's Web interface and you should be good to go. I have been very pleased with the service of voip.ms. simple to setup and inexpensive.
1058920
Ooma is VOIP hardware, Skype is VOIP software and they work independently from each other and both require an Internet connection. Ooma requires a high speed broadband Internet connection or it won't operate very well...if at all. So to answer your question, as long as you have an Internet connection...you can use Skype which does not require a phone, but requires speakers, a microphone and a webcam. Ooma makes your computer available for phone service with the hardware in the kit...and you will get a phone number assigned to you, but you will have to plug a phone into it to talk.
1649162
should work, but I can't give you definitive answer. I returned my OOMA equipment(had the linx also) because they could not provide me with an 808 area code phone number. Wanted to keep my existing phone number but OOMA as not able to provide that either.
370836
one owners say they only use the ooma linx and still get phone service..so is some saying using the oom telo is a way to get us customers to spend mo money?
1729704
I don't have Ooma Office. Have used Ooma Telo over two years and love it. It's not just the money I save, but the functionality of the system.
2026360
It should work everywhere if you have a power adapter and use a voip operator
1060205
Internet. You will need a seperate voip adapter to plug into this or your router that plugs into this, and a voip adapter plugs into the router. This device is strictly a modem for internet. If you don't know what a voip adapter is, it's what gives you telephone service.
2257490
I don't see why it wouldn't work, other than Nettalk is a little glitchy (used it for a year...some dropped calls, often garbled voices). This glitchiness could pose a problem. You'll want to connect the Nettalk to all your phone cable in the house rather than just one phone. I switched to ooma which is bit more pricey, but every bit as stable and clear as a landline. I'd recommend this. With all Voip, if the power goes out, so does your phone.
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It depends what voip be used for Obihai. If you are using Google voice. I will tell you in bold answer "NO". Google voice (voip) only for US free, it detects your IP address that's identified you are none US ip address. Find other voip carrier that will support in your country.
599385
I use VoIP through Ooma and it calls out through my home line just fine. I would think Ooma and Vonage are similar.
351881
I use mine with a VoIP phone and It works fine. You just have make sure you have ups backup for phone system, modem and router. Also if your internet provider goes down the system will not be able to call you or you it.