Global SIP settings
- Menu, Tools, Settings, Call settings:
Send my net call ID: Yes (To display SIP CID)
Internet call waiting: Activated (To allow SIP call waiting)
Internet call alert: On (To be notified of incoming SIP call.)
Default call type: Internet (To always try to call using SIP first, if SIP fails it tries a cellular call)
Prerequisites
- <SIP-NAME> is the name you want to give to this SIP account.
- <SIP-HOST> is your SIP provider server's hostname or IP address.
- <SIP-USER> is your SIP username.
- <SIP-PASS> is your SIP password.
- <SIP-AP> is your network access point's profile name, it must be working and configured already.
First time configuration
We will create a base profile for our home location.
- Go to Menu, Tools, Settings, Connection, SIP settings
- Options, Add new, Use default profile?
Profile name: <SIP-NAME>
Service profile: IETF
Default access point: <SIP-AP>
Public user name: sip:<SIP-USER>@<SIP-HOST>
Use compression: no
Registration: Always on
Use security: no
- Proxy server
Proxy server address: sip:<SIP-HOST>
Realm: asterisk
User name: <SIP-USER>
Password: <SIP-PASS>
Allow loose routing: Yes
Transport type: Auto
Port: 5060
- Hit Back
- Registrar server
Registrar serv. addr.: sip:<SIP-HOST>
Realm: asterisk
User name: <SIP-USER>
Password: <SIP-PASS>
Transport type: Auto
Port: 5060
- Hit Back
- Hit Back again
- Go to: Internet tel. settings
- Hit Options, New profile
Name: <SIP-NAME>
SIP profiles: <SIP-NAME>
Next time configuration
We will copy an existing SIP profile for use in a new location (on a new Access Point)
- Go to Menu, Tools, Settings, Connection, SIP settings
- Options, Add new, Use an existing profile
- Select your base profile <SIP-NAME>:
Profile name: <SIP-NAME>(<SIP-AP>)
Service profile: IETF
Default access point: <SIP-AP>
- Hit Back
- Hit Back again
- Go to: Internet tel. settings
- Select <SIP-NAME>
- In “SIP profiles” add your <SIP-NAME>(<SIP-AP>)
- Hit Back
- Hit Back again
And again..
Check status
WARNING!!! It could modify your settings and disable all your account's automatic connection settings so you will never be reachable by SIP !!!
- Go to: Menu, Connectivity (Connect.), Internet telephone (Internet tel.)
Asterisk configuration
[<SIP-USER>]
type=peer
username=<SIP-USER>
host=dynamic
secret=<SIP-PASS>
dtmfmode=rfc2833
insecure=very
canreinvite=no
nat=route
qualify=yes
