Grandstream GS-HT802 2 Port VoIP Adapter
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Grandstream GS-HT802 2 Port VoIP Adapter
$32.00
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Grandstream GS-HT802 2 Port VoIP Adapter Description
- Supports 2 SIP profiles through 2 FXS ports and a single 10/100Mbps port
- Tls and SRTP security encryption technology to protect calls and accounts
- Automated provisioning options include TR-069 and XML Config files
- Supports 3-way voice Conferencing
- Failover SIP server automatically switches to secondary server if Main server loses connection
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Amazon Customer –
Purchased for switching over to VOIP to save a bunch of money de-bundling Comcast services and going to Internet only. The Grandstream works fine. Comcast is… Comcast. ‘Are you really, SUPER sure you want to cancel those services? We can sign you up to pay us more money for more stuff you just finished telling us you don’t need instead. You should do that.’
Happy with the device. Be aware that you can run into a bit of a lag between when your ringer would start to ring with normal phone service, and when it will start ringing with VOIP – not sure if that is just an inherent issue with VOIP or if that is Comcast doing anti-competitive stuff.
Hendrik Finke –
Moin!
Ich habe das Teil gekauft, weil wir, nachdem unsere ISDN-TK-Anlage, die auch die analogen Telefone im Altbauteil unseres Hauses befeuert und gemanaget hat, uns verlassen hat nun alles “digitalisieren”. Da die FritzBox aber zentral im Netzwerkraum im Neubauteil hängt (und ohnehin bestenfalls 2 Analoge Telefone einzeln verwalten könnte) – die Analogen Telefone aber vornehmlich im Altbau verwendet werden ist dies nun Teil unserer Lösung.
Die Einrichtung des Grandstream erfolgt über eine, zugegebenermaßen nicht sonderlich hübsche, geschweigedenn modern anmutende) Webseite, die das Gerät direkt nach dem Einstecken des LAN-Kabels hostet. Vorteil an der Seite: Jeder alte Computer von 1995 kann das sicher ohne Darstellungsfehler konfigurieren. Nachteil: Sie ist nicht so übersichtlich wie es möglich gewesen wäre. So sind alle Einstellungen eines jeweiligen Anschlusses auf einer einzelnen Seite – ob wichtig oder nicht. Toll: Man kann praktisch alles einstellen. Ungünstig: Man muss halt durchaus etwas mehr Zeit einplanen, wenn man mal von oben nach unten Scrollt. Wichtige / Erforderliche Einstellungen sind daran zu erkennen, dass sie fett geschrieben sind – das ist aber alles, ansonsten komplett untergemischt. Und: Wenn man irgendwas, was eigentlich wichtig gewesen wäre, nicht einstellt (bzw.: auf Default belässt) bekommt man praktisch keine sinnvollen Hinweise, was schilfgelaufen ist.
Aber: Das Ding funktioniert zuverlässig, ist günstig und muss ja nur einmal im Leben eingerichtet werden.
Ich bin alles in Allem super zufrieden!
zaku.k6 –
Ottimo prodotto; configurato secondo le indicazioni telecom che potete scaricare dall’app telefono (ricordate che potete usare una sola linea per limite telecom italia non per il prodotto) si è rilevato un ottimo strumento per utilizzare i miei vecchi telefoni cordeless e il mio vecchio modem senza dover utilizzare i modem proprietari telecom (non buoni) durante il passaggio alla fibra (fttc). La configurazione ha richiesto una mezz’ora e che ha comportato impostare ip fisso, cambiare password di amministratore, configurare la porta del telefono 1 (FXS Port 1).
Sicuramente un pò ostico per chi è a digiuno di configurazioni IP et similia ma alla portata di chiunque con una buona base di studio su internet. attenzione al parametro “Outbound Proxy: ” potete mettere il valore che vi viene fornito da tim ma dovete poi impostare il DNS mode su NAPTR/SRV….in tutte le guide vedevo invece fare dei “giochi di prestigio” per ottenere l’ip diretto.
Jorge Plaza –
Excelente opción para el uso de telefonÃa IP
Anne Nonymous –
Nice little ata, supports lots of codecs and even pulse dialing.not really for beginners though, as can be a bit of a chore to setup. Works great with VoIP.ms
Joe V –
I’ve had 20 years experience working with VOIP products ranging from very easy to set up (Obihai, MicroSip, Polycom) to incredibly complex and difficult to set up (Asterisk). The HT802 is about 20X more complicated to set up (because it presents multitudes of options most people won’t need to touch) than the three others I just mentioned, and a lot closer to trying to get an Asterisk server working than setting up Microsip or Obihai. On my home network that Microsip and Obihai worked flawlessly after entering 5 Voip parameters, the HT802, presents you with about 150 options (of which you just have to figure out the 5 you need to set). However, the product concept of this box is great – a self contained SIP/VOIP box that works with legacy phone equipment, and the hardware is very nice and the price is reasonable. So I’m giving it 4 stars in spite of taking several hours to get this box working, with enough technical skills to deal with a complex not very user friendly admin screens, DHCP static leases and port forwarding and firewall rules.
What worked for me:
– Enter the 4 parameters you get from your VOIP service provider. The fields I entered on the “FXS Port Page”
– Primary SIP Server
– SIP User ID
– Authenticate User ID (same value as SIP User ID)
– Authenticate Password
– Name (you can give it whatever name you want)
– upgrade the firmware to the latest (it’s hard to find the little button to upgrade the firmware from your computer, it’s at the very bottom of the very long, very complex “Advanced Settings” page. Way at the top of this same page there’s a lot of complicated stuff about enterprise firmware upgrades that I wasted time on because I didn’t see the manual upgrade button WAY at the bottom of the page)
– Upgraded the firmware to latest which had a new “NAT traversal — AUTO” option that I turned on.
– On my home router I added a static DHCP lease for the HT802 so the local IP address would never change, then I could add a port forward and firewall rule that enables UDP to port 5060 to the HT802. You don’t need the 10000-20000 range ports at all as a lot of online sources say you need.
WORKS GREAT NOW!!! 🙂
Steve R –
My VOIP provider only charges eighty-five cents per month for a phone number, and two cents per minute for calls anywhere in the US. But to get that deal, you need this device to allow a normal landline phone to work. This device plugs in to your router and can give you up to two analog phone lines with a normal dial tone on each line. Just plug it in to any phone outlet in your house after setup, and all phone outlets in your house will have one or two active phone lines. The setup with your VOIP provider and configuration of this device is a bit complex and might not work for those who are not familiar enough with networking. I had to have my internet service provider tell me how to open a port on the cable modem/router to get it to work. There is also a learning curve if you’re not experienced at networking and setting up a SIP service. But with some patience, the setup process is not too bad. Tech support from your SIP provider should be available to you for free. I could do it quickly and easily again, now that I know how. Once it’s working, you never need to do anything technical to it again. It just keeps working after the initial setup.
Drizzt –
Concurrent direct du SPA112 de Cisco.
• Fonctionne beaucoup mieux que le SPA (j’en avais un pendant 2ans, je l’ai détruit à la masse…)
• Ses connexions sont stables et rapides.
• J’apprécie quelques options fondamentales en plus comme par exemple le fait de pouvoir couper l’appel sortant au bout d’un certain temps pour éviter des hors forfaits.
• Il ne redémarre pas non plus à chaque fois que l’on fait une modification.
• L’interface est plus simpliste que le SPA, ce qui peut rebuter. Ne pas tenir compte de cela.
C’est exclusif (ça mérite un vote utile ☺), je vous donne les points clé de config de ligne pour le faire marcher. (et si ça marche pas vous n’êtes pas loin). Cette config est pour un téléphone.
Account Active: Yes
Primary SIP Server:
SIP User ID:
Authenticate ID:
Authenticate Password:
Outgoing Call without Registration: No
Dial Plan: {[x*]+} (info: ce paramètre est en cause si réceptionne call mais compose et n’émet pas)
SRTP Mode: Disabled
SLIC Setting: European CTR21
Caller ID Scheme: ETSI FSK prior ringing with (LR+)DTAS
Outgoing Call Duration Limit: 59 (évite surfacturation >1h, dépend de l’opérateur)
Timothy Malego –
I’ve spent probably an hour just trying to change the admin password. Apply… Nope Update…. Nope Did a couple factory resets and reboots in between. If it’s not taking that config change how can I trust it with the hundreds of other config combos? Sending back.
Pablo –
Grandstream ATA is a top-notch Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) that delivers clear voice communication with robust security features. Its easy installation and compact design make it ideal for integrating traditional telephony equipment into Vphone IP-based networks. I highly recommend this for use with Frontier 5g networks and Eero routers for home and small business users.
honzuki –
I got this to use with the VOIP MS service, and it works like a champ. It will even do encrypted calls. The catch is this: setup is kind of a pain, because if you spend too much time in the setup menu, it will log you out after 10 minutes. That’s a road to frustration really fast.
So make sure you set the login timeout to something like 30 minutes, because getting this setup for a service like VOIP MS will take some time.
Setup is pretty difficult for a newbie, too. The menus keep changing every time they update the firmware, and some of the choices are pretty obscure or hard to understand for normal people. You’ll probably need help from your VOIP provider with setting this up.
Make sure your provider supports this before buying it, because you may have to ask them for help.
It took a few tries to get encrypted mode to work on my VOIP provider, and when using encrypted mode, I noticed that call quality sagged just a little bit, and there was more delay in getting a ring on the test numbers I called, but it’s not a deal-breaker for me. I don’t know if it was because of this, or on the VOIP provider’s end, or what, it’s hard to nail down for sure.
If you don’t care about encrypting calls, the sound quality is great on VOIP MS.
This is a solid way to get your land lines into the 21st century. You’ll have to put a little work in on the front end, but I like saving piles of money on my land line bills.