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Entry
User ID
Authorization ID
Password
Display Name
Domain/Realm
SIP Port
SIP Proxy Address
SIP Proxy Port
Outbound Proxy
Address
Outbound Proxy Port
SIP Registration Interval
Authentication Method
Local SIP Port
RTP Media Port
Caller ID (CID)
Modulation
Explanation
ID assigned to you by your VoIP service
provider.
ID to authorize your account, assigned by your
VoIP service provider. (Not all service providers
support this feature.)
Password assigned by your VoIP service
provider.
The name or ID you want to be displayed when
you place a call, if the callee has Caller ID. (Not
all service providers support this feature.)
IP address of your VoIP service provider's SIP
registrar. You can enter this either as a numeric
IP address or as a URL.
IP port of your VoIP service provider's SIP
registrar. The default is 5060.
IP address of your VoIP service provider's SIP
proxy server. You can enter this either as a
numeric IP address or as a URL.
IP port of your VoIP service provider's SIP proxy
server. The default is 5060.
IP address of your VoIP service provider's
outbound proxy server. You can enter this either
as a numeric IP address or as a URL.
IP port of your VoIP service provider's outbound
proxy server. The default is 5060.
Time (measured in seconds) between
registration requests to the VoIP service. The
default is 30.
Security authentication method that your VoIP
service provider uses. The default is MD5
(Message Digest 5).
The port assigned to handle local SIP traffic –
that is, instructions for making and receiving
calls, such as Hang Up. The default is 5060.
IP port that the X5v or V3 uses for RTP (Real-
Time Transport Protocol, an Internet protocol for
transmitting data such as audio and video in
real time). The default is 5000.
Select either CID_BELL202 or CID_V23. Your
choice depends on where you bought your
telephone equipment. If one selection doesn't
work, try the other.
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