On Sun, 08 Mar 2015 23:30:47 +0000, Michael Chare wrote:

Otherwise could you just use an ATA, registered to the same
account,
for it?

He might have an issue with both devices behind the same NAT
router

Careful configuration of IP address's, ports and port forwarding
ought to solve that. But I agree VOIP and NAT are not happy bed
fellows.

If you have a Cisco ATA112 you could connect both the bell and the DECT
base station to one of the ports.

The DECT POTS/VOIP base is already connected to a POTS line, which is
used for incoming calls but also makes the DECT handsets ring. It's
getting a proper bell to ring when VOIP calls arrive that is the
problem. The DECT base doesn't have any FXS ports.

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Cheers
Dave.