Can we use cellular mobile as IP phone

[Vikrant Ambhore]

Hi,

We  are using Cisco UC520 for IP telephony, We have 8 Cisco IP Phone configure for internal usage as a intercom, each department have a one IP phone e.g. 201 for Sales, 202 Marketing, 203 Account, 204 Technical support, I want to use my cellular mobile as IP phone for attend call if i won't be at office, we have 3 branches all are connected over VPN, now we are using VOIP over VPN,
Is it possible ?
Can we configure VPN on any cellular with UC520 ?
Can we install any soft IP Phone on Mobile ?
Please suggest me which cellular mobile are supported for this getting this function ?

Can anyone suggest me

Regards

Vikrant

[paolo bevilacqua]

The iphone works for that. Or also Android, winphone, etc.

[Vikrant Ambhore]

Can you suggest any good & chip Android Phone

[Leo Laohoo]

Can you suggest any good & chip Android Phone

Google it.  If you've been reading the Australian news, anything and everything in Australian shops are expensive.  Search the net and you'll find a bargain.

[Vikrant Ambhore]

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[paolo bevilacqua]

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Useless last answer

Not really, Leo is 100% correct, search the Internet for the best bargains.

I have rated his posts.

[Leo Laohoo]

Thanks for the ratings Paolo.

[Leo Laohoo]

Since owning my first mobile phone, my mobile phones were all outright purchase.  And none of them were from Australia.  I am not going to inflame this topic by saying "Go ahead.  Go to Telstra or Optus or others mobile phone providers and purchase or even go into a 24-month contract and feel ripped off."

Back to your topic question.  I agree with Paolo.  I am in the midst of rolling out >900 lightweight access points across public schools.  We anticipate staff will be using their new-generations smartphones to "jump" into the wireless VoIP to make calls. 

As for iPhone/iTouch, I believe you need to download a Cisco VoIP software tailored for CUCM or CUE.   Can't say for Android because we haven't tested it yet.  We have made it clear to staff that we won't support and/or allow BlackBerry (aka Barbie Doll) phones.

[cnuche]

Hi,

HTC are a good option

http://www.htc.com/us/products?extcid=Android-GoogleSEM&jt=1&jp=&jadid=5871906130&js=1&jk=android%20phone&jsid=20718&jkId=gc:a8a8ae4cc2a916152012a93e850f23436:t1&&gclid=CI6w2L6Sq6YCFQEMbAodLnv6pg#/?view=1-1&sort=0&filters=0-8-0

However, you need to do some research as not all phones are available everywhere, your community profile does not even indicate your country, so you should contact your prefered carrier, and ask what Android phones they have available, please notice that if you get a phone outside your country this may or may not work.

Finally here is a list of Android devices:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Android_devices

Hope this Helps, if if does please rate.

Christian Nuche.

PDI HD Team.