Talktalk voip 3rd party router ?

Hi , im planning on getting my own router a Unifi cloud gateway fibre and wifi AP, id like to use something like the grandstream WP810 which is WIFI , i assume id set up the sip settings on the handset ? , does anyone know Talktalks sip details to achive this ??

Thanks

Usually isp provided voip is tied to their provided router
you would need to ring them for the details as every account has its own settings.
some need a url and the mac address to be registered on their system so they send the settings some use id and passwords with proxy address (all technically use this but sometimes its automatically configured)

If you want to use your own router, my advice is to go to an independent VoIP service provider. There are too many proprietary 'standards' out there. An independent VoIP provider will support you to get up and running. ISPs will just tell you to use their router.

ok thanks for the replys ,

hmm guess ill have to look into getting a independant voip at some point

Talktalk's 'digital voice' is not tied to a router, it comes with a preconfigured ATA which can plug into any router you want, but I don't know how that would work with wifi, I would guess Talktalk would not give you any information, or if they did I'd be very wary of it being correct.
I would agree with others about using a 3rd party VoIP provider, after 6 months of [censored] from Talktalk over their 'digital voice' I'm in a good position to cancel that part of my contract, but given the chance penalty free I'd leave them completely, which is saying something as I've been with them since they took over Tiscali!

TalkTalk have provided me a router with built in ATA ,

In reply to a post by Mikeuk2002:

TalkTalk have provided me a router with built in ATA ...

... and neither you nor their call centre will have the least clue as to whether the ATA is active on the LAN side or the WAN side of their router, But if you can get the answer to that question, we can begin to answer how you might be able to use your router.

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TalkTalk have provided me a router with built in ATA ,

Which router is that? 5 months ago Talktalk supplied me with a Eero6 and separate ATA.

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In reply to a post by Mikeuk2002:

TalkTalk have provided me a router with built in ATA ,

Which router is that? 5 months ago Talktalk supplied me with a Eero6 and separate ATA.

its a Talktalk Wi-Fi Hub 3

FAST 5359-1 T7

the ereo router is only available on there 900Mbs package

Edited by Mikeuk2002 (Tue 12-Aug-25 22:58:42)

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its a Talktalk Wi-Fi Hub 3

FAST 5359-1 T7

the ereo router is only available on there 900Mbs package

I think Talk Talk are actively phasing out the Eero 6 from all their packages.

In reply to a post by DFScale:

If you want to use your own router, my advice is to go to an independent VoIP service provider. There are too many proprietary 'standards' out there. An independent VoIP provider will support you to get up and running. ISPs will just tell you to use their router.

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In reply to a post by Mikeuk2002:

In reply to a post by burble:

In reply to a post by Mikeuk2002:

TalkTalk have provided me a router with built in ATA ,

Which router is that? 5 months ago Talktalk supplied me with a Eero6 and separate ATA.

its a Talktalk Wi-Fi Hub 3

FAST 5359-1 T7

the ereo router is only available on there 900Mbs package

That's a new one to me, looks to have plenty of sockets plus two VoIP sockets, so a upgrade on the Fast 5354 which I use.
I'm not sure why they supply the faster packages with Eero6 as standard, maybe it has a faster chipset? I got one with my 150 package and it's been put back in it's box, with only two ethernet sockets, one of which is needed for the ATA it's no good for me.

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Cheers!