[Cialug]voip

[Brad Boeckmann]

I seem to recall reading a news article a few years ago trumpeting the
agreement that Mediacom and Sprint had reached. If I remember correctly,
Mediacom subs their VOIP service out to Sprint. I also seem to recall that
the VOIP service rides on Sprint's network, not Mediacom's.

 Perhaps this explains the two IP addresses...

Brad.

On Dec 5, 2007 9:18 AM, neal daringer <admin at c0wzftp.com> wrote:

> maybe what i said about not being ip was wrong (in a sense). from what i
> understand, from reading mediacom tech posts on broadbandreports is that
> their ATA's work on a seperate network than the internet service do.
> i.e. ITT when you hook it up to the cable modem it pulls a different IP
> address altogether than the public ip you have for internet access.
>
> at least thats what i understand from what the tech says. i wont get it
> b/c mediacom doesnt have half the features that vonage has. although im
> still looking for the call block feature where i can block individual
> numbers. if i ever get around to it, i'd just get some ip phones and
> start using my pbx and block callers that way.
>
> Jeffrey Ollie wrote:
> > On 12/5/07, jrnosee at gmail.com <jrnosee at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >> Are you sure about it not being VOIP?  I've seen the device, it looks
> like
> >> it would be a cable modem + sip adapter.
> >>
> >
> > Anyone have one of their modems handy?  It should be fairly easy to
> > Google the cable modem model number to find out some more information
> > about it.
> >
> > Jeff
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