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Migrating VOIP from Sipgate to Andrews and Arnold does it affect my Virgin Broadband

osprey2
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Migrating VOIP from Sipgate to Andrews and Arnold does it affect my Virgin Broadband? WIll it cause the braodband  o tcease?

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japitts
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Your VM broadband should only stop working if Virgin have a service-affecting fault, or you request cancellation.

Changing one of the services that you run over your broadband connection, has no impact on the line itself.

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japitts
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Your VM broadband should only stop working if Virgin have a service-affecting fault, or you request cancellation.

Changing one of the services that you run over your broadband connection, has no impact on the line itself.

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Client62
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I agree, Virgin Media will be unaware that you are changing from Sipgate to A&A.

When you configure kit for A&A avoid inbound SIP Port 5060, VM Hubs often have this allocated to the TEL 1 phone socket using inbound SIP Port 5060 may resulting in VOIP calls with one way voice issues.   You may recall Sipgate suggest SIP Ports like 47160 to avoid this.