Get a WRT router, flash it with one of the open source firmwares such as Tomato, DD-WRT or even the more technical OpenWRT (which are all better than the factory firmware), set that router to be a client on the wireless network, and then plug the phone into it. You'll even be able to run a few phones off the one router (no PoE though unless somebody makes a wireless router that'll run OpenWRT or DDWRT or Tomato or whatever).
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 2:05 PM, Henry Coleman <[email protected]>wrote: > One of my clients wants to use a SIP phones on their wireless network to > avoid cabling. > The machines are all windows xp and 7 which connect to her internet > connection via wireless > I have a couple of usb to ethernet dongles that work fine providing an > extra > port. > > So what do I want ? well in just the same way as most SIP phones have dual > ports (so you can plug in a computer without needing another cable I want a > computer > with dual ports so I can plug in a SIP phone and connect via the wireless > network. > > Can anyone come up with a solution ? > > Thanks I tried to mess with this but can't get an IP address for the SIP > phone. > > H > > > > -- > * Henry Coleman* > [image: Picture] >
