Pretty good, dattani98!!!

It worked for me- now my land line is my Nokia770. At least at home, any call to my ipkall number (a Washington State area code....) results in the Gizmo trill, and when I pick up, IT WORKS BOTH WAYS!!!

Thanks for the instructions and the link....

I suppose if someone calls in when I am not on my home wireless, when I am connected to a network where I do not have the luxury to forward an application port, I could just let it answer, and (since voice probably will not transmit) just call them back or let them leave a voice message attachment auto-forwarded to my email address.

For now, that is quite an excuse for screening my calls---non??!?


added on edit due to the post before mine: I also disabled the automatic firewall on the wireless side of my router, since I (finally) started registering and entering specific MAC addresses AND assigned static IP addresses for my PC's, Nokia included...
----The success with in/out ipkall voice transmission did NOT work until I disabled the hardware firewall.

DCarter