Dangers or Pitfalls Using The 2nd Line On A MJ ATA

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macman4hire
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Dangers or Pitfalls Using The 2nd Line On A MJ ATA

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Does anyone know if using the 2nd line on an ATA configured for MJ has any pitfalls or dangers. I am considering trying to configure the 2nd line on an ATA for another VoIP servicer provider. I do not know if this even work because the SIP tab setting are radically different compared to required MagicJack settings.

Also are their any dangers or pitfalls adding a second MagicJack to line 2 of an ATA. I would suspect not but would like for someone to confirm this.
Any answers and advise would be greatly appreciated.
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Post by joevv »

I use both lines on a pap2t with magicjack and it works fine.

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Post by msiam »

both lines here on ATA two MJ numbers.. I have used MJ and voipvoip on one ATA in the past.. works fine :D
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Post by macman4hire »

Thanks for your replies. New knowledge gained!
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Post by trek101 »

Adding a second MJ number to your ATA will not cause any issues at all; I have 8 MJ numbers on an SPA8000 without any issues and all of them are being routed to the Atlanta proxy server since the data centre where my ISP's exit point about 30 minutes from Atlanta. Ping times averages about <20 ms most of the day...
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