How to Setup SIP – VoIP on Nokia E Series

Sipgate
First create a SIPGATE account to get a sip number .
After you have created and confirmed your account Click Here and log in to your SipGate account to configure your Nokia E60/61 for your sipgate account.
This is the easiest way.


Gizmo Projects
First you will need to Create a Gizmo Project account

Here is how to configure your Nokia e61\e60 :

Go to Tools - Settings - Connection -SIP settings - Create the
following profile

Profile Name: sipphone
Service Profile: IETF
Default Access point: (your WLAN AP name)
Public user name: sip:1747xxxxxxx@proxy01.sipphone.com
Use Compression: No
Registration: " When needed "
Use Security: No

Proxy Server: sip: proxy01.sipphone.com
Realm: proxy01.sipphone.com
User Name: 1747xxxxxxx
Password: [You SIPPhone password]
Allow loose routing: Yes
Transport Type: TCP
Port: 5060

Registrar Server: sip:proxy01.sipphone.com
Realm: proxy01.sipphone.com
User Name: 1747xxxxxxx
Password: [Your SIPPhone password]
Transport Type: TCP
Port: 5060

Then go to connection - Internet Tel. Settings -
Create a new profile for "sipphone"(1747xxxxxxx), name it "sipphone"
In Connectivity - Internet tel. - Preferred profile - Choose "sipphone"

Then go back to Connection - SIP settings - sipphone and change the Registration from (when needed) to (Always on) now your phone will register to the
Gizmo network.

*If you don’t know your Sip number that starts with 1747 xxxxxx open the Gizmo Project program on your p.c click on edit -> profile.


P.B.Xes
Another way to setup VOIP on your Nokia e61 is by using Gizmo Project and P.B.Xes
# Click HERE to find out more.

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