Is the $40 purchased ATA unlocked?

[cfabe]

Yes I have a reseller account. I run an ISP and would like to use this to offer home phone service to my customers.

Right now I have the voipo-supplied Linksys RT31P2 and two HT286 which I purchased. I configured the HT286 through their web interface, just adding the sip server and credentials, and they work fine so far with all the rest of the default settings. I am concerned that if voipo changes some setting, they may stop working since voipo can't push updates to them.

I have not added them as hardware in my account. Should I?

[timreichhart]

I would not be concerned at all I dont think voipo makes any changes it from what I understand is that the sip account stuff its allowing you to connect to there services. You are in control of everything on your side of it. Say if there is a outage on your side its your problem but if there is a outage on voipo side they will take care of it.

[usa2k]

Probably
User: admin
Pass: voipo

reseller@voipo.com could likely tell you its password.
I'm surprised you got an unsupported version of ATA?

[VOIPoTim]

I'm surprised you got an unsupported version of ATA?

I think he got the 286's somewhere else. We don't sell those.

[VOIPoTim]

Yes I have a reseller account. I run an ISP and would like to use this to offer home phone service to my customers.

Right now I have the voipo-supplied Linksys RT31P2 and two HT286 which I purchased. I configured the HT286 through their web interface, just adding the sip server and credentials, and they work fine so far with all the rest of the default settings. I am concerned that if voipo changes some setting, they may stop working since voipo can't push updates to them.

I have not added them as hardware in my account. Should I?

I don't anticipate there being any changes made that would cause any issues. We know a lot of people are configuring things manually and keep that in mind.

Right now we don't support provisioning the 286 in the control panel, but we it's on our list for future.