Which Voip Router recommend?

[Ahkbal]

Hi people. I just bought my MJ from ebay a few days ago, yet i'm still waiting for it to arrive. My question is after doing a lot of reading here i found out that there is a way to use MJ without having the pc on all the time by using a VOIP router. I read about HP thin client and Linksys pap2t-na, and I don't know if there are more. So what VOIP router you guys recommend in quality and in price because I do not posses a high budget. I saw both of them about 20 to 30 bucks on ebay. it is cheap but sellers are quite morons, they charge you almost 20 dlls for shipping and that is a lot of money. any suggestions? very nice forum i have learned a lot.

[Everton]

Hi people. I just bought my MJ from ebay a few days ago, yet i'm still waiting for it to arrive. My question is after doing a lot of reading here i found out that there is a way to use MJ without having the pc on all the time by using a VOIP router. I read about HP thin client and Linksys pap2t-na, and I don't know if there are more. So what VOIP router you guys recommend in quality and in price because I do not posses a high budget. I saw both of them about 20 to 30 bucks on ebay. it is cheap but sellers are quite morons, they charge you almost 20 dlls for shipping and that is a lot of money. any suggestions? very nice forum i have learned a lot.

The PAP2T-NA is highly recommended! DO NOT buy the unit from eBay, especially from these guys from overseas. They are conterfeit units that will either be junk or work for a short period of time. Amazon has these units for about $50.00, with free shipping. You will of course need to have MJproxy running on a DD-WRT/Tomato flashed Router in order for you to have MJ running on the ATA.

[Ahkbal]

thx for the reply Everton. I'll see what i can do.

[rutica]

Everton,

for those newbies out there, can you please explain what this means: "You will of course need to have MJproxy running on a DD-WRT/Tomato flashed Router in order for you to have MJ running on the ATA."

i don't have a magic jack yet, i'm researching it. but it would be great if the device could be plugged into the router or modem instead of the USB port so the computer doesn't always have to be turned on.

thanks!