Modem for VOIP.

[Julian Sortland]

The local op-shop has the following modem, a Telstra ¿VDSL? unit with a SIM, and phone sockets.  I'm wondering if it would be possible to use it with a VOIP service to get a home number with a POTS or VOIP phone, using only a data SIM for the connection.

J.

[Andrew Larkin]

In principle yes. A quick read says voip functions are Telstra locked but can be unlocked. You would have to work that piece of magic yourself.

[Lemming]

As an ex Telstra person, the likely hood of being able to just plug your own deets into one of these and get it going is pretty low.

You'd be much better buying a cheap TP-Link or something that will do the same thing.

[Julian Sortland]

Thanks, you've probably save me $5.

If anyone else needs one, it is at the Bargain Centre in a very soggy Oberon.

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