Subject says it all

Thanks

"RC" <no-spam@not-real.com> wrote in newsCMYc.33521$JG7.1900
@hydra.nntpserver.com:

Found this from a quick Google search. Never used the device.

"The Cisco ATA-182 has been discontinued and replaced with the Cisco ATA-
186."

Must have been a dam short product life. I've been working with Cisco voice
since it was voice-over-frame-relay (pre-VoIP) and while I admit I never
tracked all their products I usually would, at least, recognize the name.
This one I hadn't heard of at all, hence I posted here.

I did search the Cisco site and found nothing on an ATA-182, not even EOL.
I saw the same hits on Google but they all seemed to be people looking for
information or firmware.

I sent the question to a Cisco engineer, we'll see what happens.
RC

"Jeff C" <jeffc@garbageingarbageout.tv> wrote in message
news:BoSYc.65078$4o.4041@fed1read01...

Cisco bought the product line from Komodo, kept and renamed the EF200
and EF300 products into the ATA186 and ATA 182, respectively. In
fact, http://www.komodo-tech.com/ points to the Cisco ATA page.

The 182 product was quickly dropped. The 182 only supported a single
phone, but had the ability to pass the pass through to a normal analog
line. The intent was that local calls would go via landline, but long
distance went VOIP.

-Chris





On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 10:05:02 -0400, "RC" <no-spam@not-real.com> wrote: