The customer links is down on rare occasions. If allied HQ
at this time the BBC is moving the files to the Prime station.
Softswitch is the later of the links return. Wait like two days
if you are not priorities up. A software offering must have three
permit sites that are supportive.

You are talking about the Sony MYLO.

i havent, cant say i havent tried tho! it is a bit of a stinker

I use Packet8 and MagicJack for a cheap 2nd line!!

If by this you mean ,should I replace the digital phones with regular analog phones? I can infer that you already have a PBX if you are using digital phones so no don't replace them. You need to augment the PBX with a voip gateway and configure it into your dial plan. If the PBX and phones are so old that you are going to replace them anyways, you can look at analog phone switch banks or going completely IP. I would do the last if it were me. The cost of decent buisiness VOIP phones have way down from a year ago. As far as replaceing the PBX, there are several "out of the box" solutions based on asterisk that would probably fit your needs and pocketbook. Look around a bit or drop me an e-mail if you would like more information.

I use the Linksys PAP2T-NA, and they work well for me.
However, I may suggest using the SPA-2102-NA because it includes a NAT-Router too. It may be easier to configure for QOS (quality of service for VoIP) and may automatically take care of VoIP port forwarding issues.

With PAP2T-NA, you will need to know how to "Port Forward" or "Port Trigger" SIP ports 5060-5063 and RTP ports 16384-16482 on your NAT-Router. This is important for VoIP to work properly.

You can configure two separate VoIP services with PAP2T-NA.
I configure mine for CallCentric on line-1 and InPhonex on line-2.

Just follow the configuration instructions of your PAP2T-NA or SPA-2102-NA adapters as documented by Linksys.

Also, your VoIP service providers like CallCentric and Inphonex will provide information on how to configure your login and password into your VoIP ATA adapters.

If you are looking for a phone to use just for your VoIP phone line, then you may want to consider a USB phone. And with a SIP provider you can call and recieve calls from traditional land line telephones through your VoIP phone. Here is a link for USB phones:
http://www.altoedge.com/usbphones/index.html

If you want to be able to plug your regular phone into your computer, then what you need is a telephony board for your computer as opposed to a certain phone. You can find telephony boards at the link below, but if you are going to make the switch why not go all the way and just transfer your phone number to a SIP provider.
http://www.altoedge.com/telephony/index.html