Wifi7 router with Voip - EB610v
Hi,
currently the only router that has both Wifi 7 and VoiP (and the relevant phone ports to access SIP services) is the EB610v.
It is reserved for Aginet (meaning sold to ISP's). Is it possible to buy just one unit as a consumer, or is there an equivalent model that has both Wifi 7 and VoIP?
Thanks,
Z
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Hi@LinkZ,
Welcome to our community.
From the overview of EB610v, it supports VoIP and WiFi 7.
Please note that the EB610v is a customized device specifically designed for local Service Providers. Its software is tailored to meet the unique requirements of these providers, ensuring alignment with their specific needs.
For more details, we recommend contacting the technical support of your Service Provider, who supplied the device, as they are best suited to provide the necessary assistance for your device.
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Hi@LinkZ,
Welcome to our community.
From the overview of EB610v, it supports VoIP and WiFi 7.
Please note that the EB610v is a customized device specifically designed for local Service Providers. Its software is tailored to meet the unique requirements of these providers, ensuring alignment with their specific needs.
For more details, we recommend contacting the technical support of your Service Provider, who supplied the device, as they are best suited to provide the necessary assistance for your device.
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Thanks for your answer, but this was not my question.
I want to buy an EB610v, or any other router that has WiFi7 and VoIP.
Is there a reseller that sells to ISP's that can maybe sell me one unit?
Thanks
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Hi @LinkZ,
Thank you for getting back to me.
Generally speaking, you use a network plan from a specific ISP, and the ISP will provide special products to match your plan.
So I can't provide specific retailers or purchase paths.
I suggest you contact local support directly.
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LinkZ wrote
Thanks for your answer, but this was not my question.
I want to buy an EB610v, or any other router that has WiFi7 and VoIP.
Is there a reseller that sells to ISP's that can maybe sell me one unit?
Thanks
@LinkZ but why do you want this type of device?
Can't you use an ATA or do you have special needs?
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The main issue is the number of power plugs I have at the router location. Even with a power strip I cannot add more plugs.
So an ATA would not be feasible since it would add a supernumerary plug, whereas a router with an integrated VoIP gateway would need only one.
In addition, future proofing means that I'd rather already have WiFi 7 instead of 6 and 6E, especially with some of the new frequency technologies that 7 brings that I'm suspecting would solve some of the issues I have with my house configuration.
Finally, I cannot use my current ISP provided router (which is a VoIP router) because it doesn't have a VPN server which I also need for work purposes.
And as a last point, I understand that my question could be understood as wishful thinking if the product didn't exist, but the product does exist and TP Link has a marketing page for it (albeit targeting ISP clients). So I need to try to buy it from a vendor that markets towards ISP's and is based in the UK, because I'm guessing that TP Link would refuse to stop me one as a consumer. Someone maybe like NetXL or Purdicom.
My question is, does anyone have experience as a consumer in the past to buy a TPLink router that is sold through Aginet to ISP's?
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Hi@LinkZ ,
Thank you for getting back to me.
As far as I know, there are no conventional products that meet the requirements of WiFi 7 and VoIP.
Both EB810v and EB610v are ISP customized device with regional characteristics. Their software is tailored to meet the unique needs of these providers to ensure that they meet their specific needs.
Generally speaking, only when you subscribe to the network packages of these ISPs, the ISP will give you such customized device based on the user's usage needs.
In addition, the subsequent fault guidance is also the responsibility of ISP support. They will also provide necessary help for such special products.
Best Regards~
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