It has been for the longest time that I wanted to replace the Maxis default modem with something better. Glad I found time today.
So far so good. Will give feedback on stability. Cheers.
Home Networking Access to HG850a, any custom router possible now!, Maxis/Unifi
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May 2 2014, 01:42 AM
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Many thanks to yjwong, ywkwy and the other many people who have contributed to this thread. Just dropping in to say that I managed to use the HG850a to handle VOIP with the guide that was posted.
It has been for the longest time that I wanted to replace the Maxis default modem with something better. Glad I found time today. So far so good. Will give feedback on stability. Cheers. |
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QUOTE(wiraone @ Jan 27 2015, 08:29 AM) Anybody know how to prevent TM from reconfiguring our HG850a? Out of sudden, my voip went dead and I couldn't seems to get into the HG850a from the URL. So, did the whole process again and found that my old voip is now in place instead of the maxis voip. It seems that TM has pushed their config down to my modem again. Grrr... QUOTE(thamch @ Jan 28 2015, 09:32 PM) I'm facing the same problem. Have to reconfigure everything back to default again. Been awhile since I last check in here. Initially I had no problems with the VOIP after ditching the Thomson and connecting it directly to the HG850a. It was until late last year that I suddenly had no access VOIP. Thought it was a problem on Maxis side but they reported nothing. But I swear they changed something to make it not working. And the post above probably confirms it. Was too lazy to bring out the ladder and connect the laptop to reconfigure the HG850a again since it's located on a server rack high up.I think to prevent them setting back to default is by changing the telnet password and web password? Anybody dare to try? So to put the long story short, I got a Cisco SPA122 ATA to handle the VOIP connection. Plugged into my switch and so far after working out some configuration hitches with a kind soul, no problems now. |
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QUOTE(wiraone @ Feb 27 2015, 10:16 AM) I believe this is the best solution for now, I've an old Linksys (now CISCO) ATA which is not being used right now. I've SIP account with Manchester UK call area, probably I'll try to power it up again. Yes, new model is Cisco. Originally it was Linksys. That's the hardware issued when you subscribe to some 3rd party SIP accounts. QUOTE(syk @ Mar 1 2015, 10:20 AM) Where can buy Ciso SPA122 ATA or newer router with VOIP connection. I got it shipped from US. I tried to find one locally but to no avail. Nobody seems to know what it is. Perhaps you'll be lucky. If not, let me know. If I buy something else from US, you can tumpang me to buy the SPA122.This will be the ideal replacement for Maxis Thompson router. |
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