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Making/changing SIP settings
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Open the
Web page (page 96).
SIP
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Make the SIP settings (page 94).
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Click on Apply.
Figure 4 Additional SIP settings (example)
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Open the
SIP advanced
(page 96).
Note:
You should only change the additional SIP set-
tings if you have the appropriate information
from your SIP provider.
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If your SIP provider supports a
Server, enter the IP address
Waiting
(Enter IP-Address
the computer name
activated) and the
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If necessary, enter the IP address
IP-Address
option active) or the compu-
ter name
(Enter Name
the STUN server port in
STUN-Port.
A STUN server (Simple Transversal of
UDP over NAT) is used as an alternative
to the outbound proxy server in order
to bypass the NAT or the firewall at the
access point/WLAN routers. STUN serv-
ers cannot be used with symmetric
NATs.
Web page
Message
option activated) or
(Enter Name
option
Message Waiting
Port.
(Enter
option active) and
STUN-Server
Making/changing additional SIP
settings
For an example of additional SIP settings,
see Figure 4.
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In the
Local SIP Port
fields, enter the port numbers via
which your handset sends and receives
signalling or voice data.
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In
Session Timer (in
interval at which the handset should
send a request to the SIP server to
establish a session. The recommended
interval is 3600 seconds.
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In
Registration Timer (in
time interval at which the handset
should repeat registration with the SIP
server or registrar. The recommended
interval is 3600 seconds.
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Click on Apply.
/
Creating/managing access profiles
and
RTP Base Port
sec.), enter the time
sec.), enter the
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