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everlevel: /* SIP phones */

2016-06-03T05:59:34Z

SIP phones

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	To verify the settings dial *43 on the IP phone to perform an echo test. In case the key tones are not recognized during a call, try setting a different "dtmfmode". The allowed values are rfc2833, inband, info and auto.		To verify the settings dial *43 on the IP phone to perform an echo test. In case the key tones are not recognized during a call, try setting a different "dtmfmode". The allowed values are rfc2833, inband, info and auto.

-	The users may now sign in to listen to their voicemail or display the call details which pertain to their extension only. Provide them with the following info:	+	The users may now sign in to listen to their voicemail (*97) or display the call details which pertain to their extension only. Provide them with the following info:

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i-p-tel: /* SIP phones */

2015-04-20T22:09:01Z

SIP phones

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-	Because of DNS entries for pbxes.org your device may be selecting port 5060 automatically. If you want to use an alternative port enter ~~188~~.40.65.~~170~~ as SIP server.	+	Because of DNS entries for pbxes.org your device may be selecting port 5060 automatically. If you want to use an alternative port enter 144.76.38.78 as SIP server.
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	\| Port for TLS \|\| 5070		\| Port for TLS \|\| 5070

i-p-tel: /* SIP phones */

2014-11-06T22:09:27Z

SIP phones

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-	Because of DNS entries for pbxes.org your device may be selecting port 5060 automatically. If you want to use an alternative port enter 188.40.65.~~148~~ as SIP server.	+	Because of DNS entries for pbxes.org your device may be selecting port 5060 automatically. If you want to use an alternative port enter 188.40.65.170 as SIP server.
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	\| Port for TLS \|\| 5070		\| Port for TLS \|\| 5070

i-p-tel: /* SIP phones */

2013-04-22T08:32:31Z

SIP phones

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-	Because of ~~the~~ DNS entries for pbxes.org your device may be selecting port 5060 automatically. If you want to use an alternative port enter 188.40.65.148 as SIP server.	+	Because of DNS entries for pbxes.org your device may be selecting port 5060 automatically. If you want to use an alternative port enter 188.40.65.148 as SIP server.
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	\| Port for TLS \|\| 5070		\| Port for TLS \|\| 5070

i-p-tel: /* SIP phones */

2013-04-22T08:32:05Z

SIP phones

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	Dynamic IPs or with issues: 2 minutes		Dynamic IPs or with issues: 2 minutes
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-	\| ~~Remote~~ Port \|\| 5060	+	\| Port for UDP and TCP \|\| 5060
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-	\| Alternative Ports \|\| 53, 69, 80, 135, 161, 443, 500, 1433, 1701, 1812, 3389, 4500, 5061, 5900, 16999, 26999 and	+	\| Alternative Ports for UDP and TCP \|\| 53, 69, 80, 135, 161, 443, 500, 1433, 1701, 1812, 3389, 4500, 5061, 5900, 16999, 26999 and

	36999 (recommended)		36999 (recommended)
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	Because of the DNS entries for pbxes.org your device may be selecting port 5060 automatically. If you want to use an alternative port enter 188.40.65.148 as SIP server.		Because of the DNS entries for pbxes.org your device may be selecting port 5060 automatically. If you want to use an alternative port enter 188.40.65.148 as SIP server.
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		+	\| Port for TLS \|\| 5070
	\|}		\|}

i-p-tel: /* Troubleshooting */

2012-09-12T08:29:38Z

Troubleshooting

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	== Troubleshooting ==		== Troubleshooting ==

-	SIP calls over 3G networks require a better signal strength than regular voice calls. Therefore we recommend to call over SIP only if you have 3 or 4 bars ~~and~~ you are not moving, except in downtown areas where coverage is always 3 or 4 bars.	+	SIP calls over 3G networks require better signal strength than regular voice calls. Therefore we recommend to call over SIP only if you have 3 or 4 bars while you are not moving, except in downtown areas where coverage is always 3 or 4 bars.

	Dropouts on softphones can be caused by other apps initiating data transfers at the same time, or consuming CPU power. If there is no late or lost packets shown in statistics, try to switch off screen to improve.		Dropouts on softphones can be caused by other apps initiating data transfers at the same time, or consuming CPU power. If there is no late or lost packets shown in statistics, try to switch off screen to improve.

i-p-tel: /* Troubleshooting */

2012-09-12T08:28:43Z

Troubleshooting

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	Dropouts on softphones can be caused by other apps initiating data transfers at the same time, or consuming CPU power. If there is no late or lost packets shown in statistics, try to switch off screen to improve.		Dropouts on softphones can be caused by other apps initiating data transfers at the same time, or consuming CPU power. If there is no late or lost packets shown in statistics, try to switch off screen to improve.

-	As the next steps further reading of pages Fixed Mobile Convergence ~~and FAQ~~ is recommended.	+	As the next steps further reading of pages [[FAQ]] and [[Fixed Mobile Convergence\|Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC)]] is recommended.


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i-p-tel: /* Troubleshooting */

2012-09-12T08:27:41Z

Troubleshooting

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	Dropouts on softphones can be caused by other apps initiating data transfers at the same time, or consuming CPU power. If there is no late or lost packets shown in statistics, try to switch off screen to improve.		Dropouts on softphones can be caused by other apps initiating data transfers at the same time, or consuming CPU power. If there is no late or lost packets shown in statistics, try to switch off screen to improve.
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		+	As the next steps further reading of pages Fixed Mobile Convergence and FAQ is recommended.


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i-p-tel: /* Choosing routes */

2012-09-12T08:22:34Z

Choosing routes

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	Premium and PRO Accounts also allow to choose a sequence of trunks for having a backup if a trunk is busy or goes offline.		Premium and PRO Accounts also allow to choose a sequence of trunks for having a backup if a trunk is busy or goes offline.
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		+	== Troubleshooting ==
		+
		+	SIP calls over 3G networks require a better signal strength than regular voice calls. Therefore we recommend to call over SIP only if you have 3 or 4 bars and you are not moving, except in downtown areas where coverage is always 3 or 4 bars.
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		+	Dropouts on softphones can be caused by other apps initiating data transfers at the same time, or consuming CPU power. If there is no late or lost packets shown in statistics, try to switch off screen to improve.


	{{Languages\|Getting Started}}		{{Languages\|Getting Started}}

rdbc: /* Choosing routes */

2012-07-13T08:09:00Z

Choosing routes

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	If there are several trunks you may choose the destination numbers to select the trunks. Outbound routes are processed from top to bottom. Routes can be reordered by clicking on the small arrows next to the route names. When all the changes are finished, clicking on the red bar puts the changes into effect.		If there are several trunks you may choose the destination numbers to select the trunks. Outbound routes are processed from top to bottom. Routes can be reordered by clicking on the small arrows next to the route names. When all the changes are finished, clicking on the red bar puts the changes into effect.

-	Premium and PRO Accounts also allow to choose a sequence of trunks for having a backup if a trunk is busy or ~~gets~~ offline.	+	Premium and PRO Accounts also allow to choose a sequence of trunks for having a backup if a trunk is busy or goes offline.


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