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I have 4 vonage lines comming into a dialdictate 3.1 server using the Linksys Vonage Adapters. I also have dialdictate 4.11 site license on a XP Pro Server using vonage softphone lines. You can get two simultaneous incomming calls on one softphone line. Since I skipped version 4.09, I do not know if it was VOIP compatable. If it was, use the softphone, if not, you can use the vonage adapter and connect to your telephony card like a normal telephone. You may need to to use port forwarding to get the VOIP ports through your symantec firewall.

I wanted to know what Vonage product(s) and/or service(s) to use with Dial Dictate site license? I am running a Windows XP Pro server with Dial Dictate V4.09 behind a Symantec firewall. I currently have two incoming land based phone lines and would like to add more but try it with VoIP. Do I have to have one of the Vonage adapters or the softphone? I am using DSL through AT&T and have an internal network. I wasn't sure if I would need to connect my internet cable to the adapter and then the adapter to the computer... What do I need to turn OFF in the firewall to enable incoming calls? Thanks for your help.

There is no indication on any of the recommended SIP providers listed at WWW.nch.com.au/talk/sip.html of the maximun number of simultaneous inbound calls are allowed.

Does anyone know the number of calls allowed at any one time on a single inbound line for these providers?

I am still using Vonage with Dial Dictate and have had no problems to date. What version of dial dictate are you using?

How many simultaneous inbound calls will broadvoice allow on one line?