Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi
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@JaredBusch said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
well damnit. the T46G datasheet says it does wifi now.
grr hours wasted if this is true.
yup. they sell a dongle Yealink WF40
Wasted? Not completely as you found other options and possible solutions...
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@gjacobse said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@JaredBusch said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
well damnit. the T46G datasheet says it does wifi now.
grr hours wasted if this is true.
yup. they sell a dongle Yealink WF40
Wasted? Not completely as you found other options and possible solutions...
Wasted because I could have had a quote to the client today.
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I didn't mean to derail the thread with my question. Sorry about that.
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@art_of_shred said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
I didn't mean to derail the thread with my question. Sorry about that.
you didn't. in fact i did not answer you.
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@art_of_shred said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
Experience has taught me that VOIP desk phones over wifi is too jittery. Have you had differing results?
I have not used a deskphone on wifi. I have used apps on wifi all the time though without a problem.
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I use VOIP on mobile data or wifi routinely. No issues.
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@JaredBusch said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@Dashrender said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
Why do WiFi phones instead of DECT phones?
Umm, because I said the office is 100% wireless?
How the hell would I connect a desk phone with DECT?
The assumption is that you have Wireless Access Points. If you have those, then you have a switch. If you're lucky, there is an open port for the DECT and you can plug the DECT into that port. It might require you to run a new cable to the area you want to support the DECT.
It was only an option. Take it or leave it.
Oh, and looks like you've already found your Wifi module for the phone so it doesn't matter at this point anyway.
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@Dashrender said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@JaredBusch said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@Dashrender said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
Why do WiFi phones instead of DECT phones?
Umm, because I said the office is 100% wireless?
How the hell would I connect a desk phone with DECT?
The assumption is that you have Wireless Access Points. If you have those, then you have a switch. If you're lucky, there is an open port for the DECT and you can plug the DECT into that port. It might require you to run a new cable to the area you want to support the DECT.
Show me a DECT desk phone. I have never seen one.
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@JaredBusch said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@Dashrender said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@JaredBusch said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@Dashrender said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
Why do WiFi phones instead of DECT phones?
Umm, because I said the office is 100% wireless?
How the hell would I connect a desk phone with DECT?
The assumption is that you have Wireless Access Points. If you have those, then you have a switch. If you're lucky, there is an open port for the DECT and you can plug the DECT into that port. It might require you to run a new cable to the area you want to support the DECT.
Show me a DECT desk phone. I have never seen one.
Just wireless handsets, AFAIK.
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@JaredBusch said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@Dashrender said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@JaredBusch said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
@Dashrender said in Need suggestions for IP desk phone that works with wifi:
Why do WiFi phones instead of DECT phones?
Umm, because I said the office is 100% wireless?
How the hell would I connect a desk phone with DECT?
The assumption is that you have Wireless Access Points. If you have those, then you have a switch. If you're lucky, there is an open port for the DECT and you can plug the DECT into that port. It might require you to run a new cable to the area you want to support the DECT.
Show me a DECT desk phone. I have never seen one.
Ya got me - I didn't see the requirement for a desk phone.
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We do Yealink 48G with WF40 module all the time, prior to that we used Snom wifi 5+ years ago, which was maybe the only option then. Works great, no issues above wired networks if you have a decent wifi network deployed (UBNT, Ruckus, etc)
