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=Nokia E65 as a VoIP client=
Nokia E65 is a nice quad band slider phone with Bluetooth, WiFi support and also a VoIP client built in.
This phone is a Symbian S60 3rd edition, so it cannot be used (at least not yet) as a mobile orbiter, but it can be used as a VoIP cordless with Asterisk.
To do so the steps are:
# configure your phone with your home wireless access point and make sure that phone can navigate. By default it will ask for a DHCP leased IP, so it will be hooked to the 192.168.80.* subnet
# go to Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Connections -> SIP settings and create e new profile with the following config:
  ## Profile Name : name of your choice
  ## Service profile : IETF
  ## Default access point : your access point
  ## Public user name : sip:userid@192.168.80.1 (where userid should be the ext number you want to give to your E65)
  ## Use compression : no
  ## Registration : always on
  ## Use security : no
  ## Proxy Server :
  ### Proxy server address : sip:192.168.80.1
  ### Realm : asterisk
  ### User name : userid
  ### Password : userpass
  ### Allow loose routing : yes
  ### Transport type : UDP
  ### Port : 5060
  ## Registrar server :
  ### Registrar serv. addr. : sip:192.168.80.1
  ### Realm : none
  ### User name : userid
  ### Password : none
  ### Transport type : UDP
  ### Port : 5060

Revision as of 09:06, 31 December 2007

Nokia E65 as a VoIP client

Nokia E65 is a nice quad band slider phone with Bluetooth, WiFi support and also a VoIP client built in. This phone is a Symbian S60 3rd edition, so it cannot be used (at least not yet) as a mobile orbiter, but it can be used as a VoIP cordless with Asterisk.

To do so the steps are:

  1. configure your phone with your home wireless access point and make sure that phone can navigate. By default it will ask for a DHCP leased IP, so it will be hooked to the 192.168.80.* subnet
  1. go to Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Connections -> SIP settings and create e new profile with the following config:
 ## Profile Name : name of your choice
 ## Service profile : IETF
 ## Default access point : your access point
 ## Public user name : sip:userid@192.168.80.1 (where userid should be the ext number you want to give to your E65)
 ## Use compression : no
 ## Registration : always on
 ## Use security : no
 ## Proxy Server :
 ### Proxy server address : sip:192.168.80.1
 ### Realm : asterisk
 ### User name : userid
 ### Password : userpass
 ### Allow loose routing : yes
 ### Transport type : UDP
 ### Port : 5060
 ## Registrar server :
 ### Registrar serv. addr. : sip:192.168.80.1
 ### Realm : none
 ### User name : userid
 ### Password : none
 ### Transport type : UDP
 ### Port : 5060