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Analog Phone Line to SIP
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Yeah something like the Grandstream HT813 seems like what OP wants. It's like 65 USD, and has both and FXO and an FXS. It'll be a whole lot less trouble, and more reliable, than a patchy solution.
I found this one but it seems to do the opposite of what I need.
Look at the HT318
Thanks for the tip, that model clearly says it supports it... then there's https://www.grandstream.com/products/gateways-and-atas/analog-telephone-adaptors/product/ht813 that should work but the wording on the website isn't that clear.
Even if overkill I guess I'll go with the HT318. Thanks.
I wouldn't call it overkill honestly, it's just the right tool for the job :) I have some of their gear and I'm happy enough with it.
Well I don't need 8 ports :P
Oh yeah you're totally right, my bad! 😅