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Shaun Orchard wrote:
The BT Home Hub 2 is pretty well locked down, not much you can do with it unless there is an option in the web interface. Personally I'd suggest dump the BT Home Hub 2 (or not use it as a router and just as a wireless access point/switch) and get a better router. I've heard good things about the Draytek ones.On 19 March 2010 09:49, Gordon Henderson <gordon+dcglug@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I have had issues with BT Home Hubs because they have their own VoIP service built in and I've never had any hands-on time with them to work out how to disable their built-in VoIP thing.So if you can work out how to disable their built-in VoIP then you should be OK.I don't know what the current incarnation of the HH is or what it is based on (it used to be based on a Speedtouch router), and Speedtouch routers, particularly those with built in VoIP ATAs, seem to have a pre-configured port binding that prevents you from using SIP on the standard port. I believe it is removable via telnet, but you'll have to Google it yourself (currently on a train, I keep losing 3G signal and GPRS is quite painful). Shaun
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