7 wrote:
> Anyone out there willing to
> share PAP2 settings
> for common voip companies?
>
> I need settings for
> 1866.com
> voipfone.co.uk
> and voipbuster.co.uk
>
> (I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>
> TIA
>
>
>
It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in the
Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
> 7 wrote:
>> Anyone out there willing to
>> share PAP2 settings
>> for common voip companies?
>>
>> I need settings for
>> 1866.com
>> voipfone.co.uk
>> and voipbuster.co.uk
>>
>> (I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>>
>> TIA
>>
>>
>>
>
> It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
> use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
>
> But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
>
> for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in the
> Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
I did all that copying of settings from other hardware
they have at web site but it still don't want to know.
"Can't connect to login server" it says
7 wrote:
> Sean wrote:
>
>
>>7 wrote:
>>
>>>Anyone out there willing to
>>>share PAP2 settings
>>>for common voip companies?
>>>
>>>I need settings for
>>> 1866.com
>>> voipfone.co.uk
>>> and voipbuster.co.uk
>>>
>>>(I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>>>
>>>TIA
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
>>use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
>>
>>But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
>>
>>for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in the
>>Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
>
>
> I did all that copying of settings from other hardware
> they have at web site but it still don't want to know.
> "Can't connect to login server" it says
>
>
What company you trying to set up? You could try reseting the PAP2, then
put setting in again. I've managed to register mine straight away most
of time!
> 7 wrote:
>> Sean wrote:
>>
>>
>>>7 wrote:
>>>
>>>>Anyone out there willing to
>>>>share PAP2 settings
>>>>for common voip companies?
>>>>
>>>>I need settings for
>>>> 1866.com
>>>> voipfone.co.uk
>>>> and voipbuster.co.uk
>>>>
>>>>(I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>>>>
>>>>TIA
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
>>>use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
>>>
>>>But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
>>>
>>>for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in the
>>>Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
>>
>>
>> I did all that copying of settings from other hardware
>> they have at web site but it still don't want to know.
>> "Can't connect to login server" it says
>>
>>
> What company you trying to set up? You could try reseting the PAP2, then
> put setting in again. I've managed to register mine straight away most
> of time!
Everything was set up after out of the box
Don't know how to force a factory default on it
Line1 settings:
proxy: voipfone.co.uk
use outbound proxy: yes
outbound proxy: nat.voipfone.co.uk:5065
use OB proxy in dialog: yes
register: yes
make call without register: no
register expires: 3600
ans call without register: no
use dns srv: no
dns srv auto prefix: no
proxy fallback intervl: 3600
display name: 3.......
user id: 3.......
passwd: **********
use auth id: no
auth id:
mini certificate:
srtp private key:
7 wrote:
> Sean wrote:
>
>
>>7 wrote:
>>
>>>Sean wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>7 wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Anyone out there willing to
>>>>>share PAP2 settings
>>>>>for common voip companies?
>>>>>
>>>>>I need settings for
>>>>>1866.com
>>>>>voipfone.co.uk
>>>>>and voipbuster.co.uk
>>>>>
>>>>>(I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>>>>>
>>>>>TIA
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
>>>>use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
>>>>
>>>>But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
>>>>
>>>>for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in the
>>>>Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
>>>
>>>
>>>I did all that copying of settings from other hardware
>>>they have at web site but it still don't want to know.
>>>"Can't connect to login server" it says
>>>
>>>
>>
>>What company you trying to set up? You could try reseting the PAP2, then
>>put setting in again. I've managed to register mine straight away most
>>of time!
>
>
> Everything was set up after out of the box
> Don't know how to force a factory default on it
>
> Line1 settings:
> proxy: voipfone.co.uk
> use outbound proxy: yes
> outbound proxy: nat.voipfone.co.uk:5065
> use OB proxy in dialog: yes
> register: yes
> make call without register: no
> register expires: 3600
> ans call without register: no
> use dns srv: no
> dns srv auto prefix: no
> proxy fallback intervl: 3600
> display name: 3.......
> user id: 3.......
> passwd: **********
> use auth id: no
> auth id:
> mini certificate:
> srtp private key:
>
>
>
Put outbound as voipfone.co.uk That will prob fix it!
> 7 wrote:
>> Sean wrote:
>>
>>
>>>7 wrote:
>>>
>>>>Sean wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>7 wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Anyone out there willing to
>>>>>>share PAP2 settings
>>>>>>for common voip companies?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I need settings for
>>>>>>1866.com
>>>>>>voipfone.co.uk
>>>>>>and voipbuster.co.uk
>>>>>>
>>>>>>(I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>TIA
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
>>>>>use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
>>>>>
>>>>>But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
>>>>>
>>>>>for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in the
>>>>>Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I did all that copying of settings from other hardware
>>>>they have at web site but it still don't want to know.
>>>>"Can't connect to login server" it says
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>What company you trying to set up? You could try reseting the PAP2, then
>>>put setting in again. I've managed to register mine straight away most
>>>of time!
>>
>>
>> Everything was set up after out of the box
>> Don't know how to force a factory default on it
>>
>> Line1 settings:
>> proxy: voipfone.co.uk
>> use outbound proxy: yes
>> outbound proxy: nat.voipfone.co.uk:5065
>> use OB proxy in dialog: yes
>> register: yes
>> make call without register: no
>> register expires: 3600
>> ans call without register: no
>> use dns srv: no
>> dns srv auto prefix: no
>> proxy fallback intervl: 3600
>> display name: 3.......
>> user id: 3.......
>> passwd: **********
>> use auth id: no
>> auth id:
>> mini certificate:
>> srtp private key:
>>
>>
>>
> Put outbound as voipfone.co.uk That will prob fix it!
>
> User reset:
>
> Pick up a phone connected **** 877778 # 1
>
> Factory reset:
>
> Pick up a phone connected **** 73738 # 1
Sir you have been absolutely brilliant!
For anyone else that want to committ to a FAQ...
PAP2 setup with voipfone.co.uk
------------------------------
1. Factory reset
> Pick up a phone connected **** 73738 # 1
2. Go into PAP2 with web browser
3. Click administration login
4. Click Line 1
5. Enter the following:
Proxy: voipfone.co.uk
Register: yes
Make call without reg: no
Register expires: 3600
Ans call without reg: no
Display name: 3....... (your voipfone account)
User ID: 3....... (your voipfone account)
password: ********* (your voipfone password)
Use Auth ID: no
Auth id:
6. Press Save Settings button
7. Done!
NOTE: Doing the factory reset appears to be important
Inputting these values without factory reset did not work.
----------
Big thanks to Steve once again!
VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well.
Wonder why they don't support hardware - proprietory protocols?
Anyone that want to share a working PAP2 setting out there?
1866 also used to provide soft phone a few weeks back when i did
all the research. They stopped doing it as far a I can tell now
scanning their web site.
Same question again. Anyone want to share a working PAP2 setting out there?
Having purchased a PAP2, and trying to connect it,
its a bit of a surprise seeing high tech VoIP companies
taking foggy management decisions to support x and not y, j but not k, etc..
and operating even more foggier web sites.
All random and unpredictable, and strategy for losers
driving away customers.
You would think the techies were in charge trying
to grab market share selling features and compatibility.
I think its companies with straighforward and simple policies that
are going to retain customers at the end of the day.
7 wrote:
> Sean wrote:
>
>
>>7 wrote:
>>
>>>Sean wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>7 wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Sean wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>7 wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Anyone out there willing to
>>>>>>>share PAP2 settings
>>>>>>>for common voip companies?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I need settings for
>>>>>>>1866.com
>>>>>>>voipfone.co.uk
>>>>>>>and voipbuster.co.uk
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>(I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>TIA
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
>>>>>>use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in the
>>>>>>Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>I did all that copying of settings from other hardware
>>>>>they have at web site but it still don't want to know.
>>>>>"Can't connect to login server" it says
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>What company you trying to set up? You could try reseting the PAP2, then
>>>>put setting in again. I've managed to register mine straight away most
>>>>of time!
>>>
>>>
>>>Everything was set up after out of the box
>>>Don't know how to force a factory default on it
>>>
>>>Line1 settings:
>>> proxy: voipfone.co.uk
>>> use outbound proxy: yes
>>> outbound proxy: nat.voipfone.co.uk:5065
>>> use OB proxy in dialog: yes
>>> register: yes
>>> make call without register: no
>>> register expires: 3600
>>> ans call without register: no
>>> use dns srv: no
>>> dns srv auto prefix: no
>>> proxy fallback intervl: 3600
>>> display name: 3.......
>>> user id: 3.......
>>> passwd: **********
>>> use auth id: no
>>> auth id:
>>> mini certificate:
>>> srtp private key:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Put outbound as voipfone.co.uk That will prob fix it!
>>
>>User reset:
>>
>>Pick up a phone connected **** 877778 # 1
>>
>>Factory reset:
>>
>>Pick up a phone connected **** 73738 # 1
>
>
>
> Sir you have been absolutely brilliant!
>
> For anyone else that want to committ to a FAQ...
>
> PAP2 setup with voipfone.co.uk
> ------------------------------
> 1. Factory reset
> > Pick up a phone connected **** 73738 # 1
> 2. Go into PAP2 with web browser
> 3. Click administration login
> 4. Click Line 1
> 5. Enter the following:
> Proxy: voipfone.co.uk
> Register: yes
> Make call without reg: no
> Register expires: 3600
> Ans call without reg: no
> Display name: 3....... (your voipfone account)
> User ID: 3....... (your voipfone account)
> password: ********* (your voipfone password)
> Use Auth ID: no
> Auth id:
> 6. Press Save Settings button
> 7. Done!
>
> NOTE: Doing the factory reset appears to be important
> Inputting these values without factory reset did not work.
> ----------
>
> Big thanks to Steve once again!
You mean Sean? :p
> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well.
> Wonder why they don't support hardware - proprietory protocols?
> Anyone that want to share a working PAP2 setting out there?
>
> 1866 also used to provide soft phone a few weeks back when i did
> all the research. They stopped doing it as far a I can tell now
> scanning their web site.
> Same question again. Anyone want to share a working PAP2 setting out there?
>
> Having purchased a PAP2, and trying to connect it,
> its a bit of a surprise seeing high tech VoIP companies
> taking foggy management decisions to support x and not y, j but not k, etc..
> and operating even more foggier web sites.
> All random and unpredictable, and strategy for losers
> driving away customers.
> You would think the techies were in charge trying
> to grab market share selling features and compatibility.
> I think its companies with straighforward and simple policies that
> are going to retain customers at the end of the day.
I've not had to many probs with my PAP2, just cant get incoming calls
working with justdialvoip.
I may put together a webpage with pap2 information.
> 7 wrote:
>> Sean wrote:
>>
>>
>>>7 wrote:
>>>
>>>>Sean wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>7 wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Sean wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>7 wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Anyone out there willing to
>>>>>>>>share PAP2 settings
>>>>>>>>for common voip companies?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I need settings for
>>>>>>>>1866.com
>>>>>>>>voipfone.co.uk
>>>>>>>>and voipbuster.co.uk
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>(I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>TIA
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
>>>>>>>use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in
>>>>>>>the Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I did all that copying of settings from other hardware
>>>>>>they have at web site but it still don't want to know.
>>>>>>"Can't connect to login server" it says
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>What company you trying to set up? You could try reseting the PAP2,
>>>>>then put setting in again. I've managed to register mine straight away
>>>>>most of time!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Everything was set up after out of the box
>>>>Don't know how to force a factory default on it
>>>>
>>>>Line1 settings:
>>>> proxy: voipfone.co.uk
>>>> use outbound proxy: yes
>>>> outbound proxy: nat.voipfone.co.uk:5065
>>>> use OB proxy in dialog: yes
>>>> register: yes
>>>> make call without register: no
>>>> register expires: 3600
>>>> ans call without register: no
>>>> use dns srv: no
>>>> dns srv auto prefix: no
>>>> proxy fallback intervl: 3600
>>>> display name: 3.......
>>>> user id: 3.......
>>>> passwd: **********
>>>> use auth id: no
>>>> auth id:
>>>> mini certificate:
>>>> srtp private key:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>Put outbound as voipfone.co.uk That will prob fix it!
>>>
>>>User reset:
>>>
>>>Pick up a phone connected **** 877778 # 1
>>>
>>>Factory reset:
>>>
>>>Pick up a phone connected **** 73738 # 1
>>
>>
>>
>> Sir you have been absolutely brilliant!
>>
>> For anyone else that want to committ to a FAQ...
>>
>> PAP2 setup with voipfone.co.uk
>> ------------------------------
>> 1. Factory reset
>> > Pick up a phone connected **** 73738 # 1
>> 2. Go into PAP2 with web browser
>> 3. Click administration login
>> 4. Click Line 1
>> 5. Enter the following:
>> Proxy: voipfone.co.uk
>> Register: yes
>> Make call without reg: no
>> Register expires: 3600
>> Ans call without reg: no
>> Display name: 3....... (your voipfone account)
>> User ID: 3....... (your voipfone account)
>> password: ********* (your voipfone password)
>> Use Auth ID: no
>> Auth id:
>> 6. Press Save Settings button
>> 7. Done!
>>
>> NOTE: Doing the factory reset appears to be important
>> Inputting these values without factory reset did not work.
>> ----------
>>
>> Big thanks to Steve once again!
>
> You mean Sean? :p
Sorry yes BIG thanks to Sean!!
>> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well.
>> Wonder why they don't support hardware - proprietory protocols?
>> Anyone that want to share a working PAP2 setting out there?
>>
>> 1866 also used to provide soft phone a few weeks back when i did
>> all the research. They stopped doing it as far a I can tell now
>> scanning their web site.
>> Same question again. Anyone want to share a working PAP2 setting out
>> there?
>>
>> Having purchased a PAP2, and trying to connect it,
>> its a bit of a surprise seeing high tech VoIP companies
>> taking foggy management decisions to support x and not y, j but not k,
>> etc.. and operating even more foggier web sites.
>> All random and unpredictable, and strategy for losers
>> driving away customers.
>> You would think the techies were in charge trying
>> to grab market share selling features and compatibility.
>> I think its companies with straighforward and simple policies that
>> are going to retain customers at the end of the day.
>
> I've not had to many probs with my PAP2, just cant get incoming calls
> working with justdialvoip.
>
> I may put together a webpage with pap2 information.
> 7 wrote:
>> Sean wrote:
>>
>>
>>>7 wrote:
>>>
>>>>Sean wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>7 wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Sean wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>7 wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Anyone out there willing to
>>>>>>>>share PAP2 settings
>>>>>>>>for common voip companies?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I need settings for
>>>>>>>>1866.com
>>>>>>>>voipfone.co.uk
>>>>>>>>and voipbuster.co.uk
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>(I've never seen so many undocumented options in the PAP2!)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>TIA
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>It's very easy to set this up, with 'real' companies, who want you to
>>>>>>>use hardware. 1866.com and voipbuster i dont think do...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>But all you need is username, password, inbound and outbound proxy.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>for VoIPfone, just put voipfone.co.uk as in and outbound proxy, in
>>>>>>>the Line you want, with advanced view on. Then the user and pass....
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I did all that copying of settings from other hardware
>>>>>>they have at web site but it still don't want to know.
>>>>>>"Can't connect to login server" it says
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>What company you trying to set up? You could try reseting the PAP2,
>>>>>then put setting in again. I've managed to register mine straight away
>>>>>most of time!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Everything was set up after out of the box
>>>>Don't know how to force a factory default on it
>>>>
>>>>Line1 settings:
>>>> proxy: voipfone.co.uk
>>>> use outbound proxy: yes
>>>> outbound proxy: nat.voipfone.co.uk:5065
>>>> use OB proxy in dialog: yes
>>>> register: yes
>>>> make call without register: no
>>>> register expires: 3600
>>>> ans call without register: no
>>>> use dns srv: no
>>>> dns srv auto prefix: no
>>>> proxy fallback intervl: 3600
>>>> display name: 3.......
>>>> user id: 3.......
>>>> passwd: **********
>>>> use auth id: no
>>>> auth id:
>>>> mini certificate:
>>>> srtp private key:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>Put outbound as voipfone.co.uk That will prob fix it!
>>>
>>>User reset:
>>>
>>>Pick up a phone connected **** 877778 # 1
>>>
>>>Factory reset:
>>>
>>>Pick up a phone connected **** 73738 # 1
>>
>>
>>
>> Sir you have been absolutely brilliant!
>>
>> For anyone else that want to committ to a FAQ...
>>
>> PAP2 setup with voipfone.co.uk
>> ------------------------------
>> 1. Factory reset
>> > Pick up a phone connected **** 73738 # 1
>> 2. Go into PAP2 with web browser
>> 3. Click administration login
>> 4. Click Line 1
>> 5. Enter the following:
>> Proxy: voipfone.co.uk
>> Register: yes
>> Make call without reg: no
>> Register expires: 3600
>> Ans call without reg: no
>> Display name: 3....... (your voipfone account)
>> User ID: 3....... (your voipfone account)
>> password: ********* (your voipfone password)
>> Use Auth ID: no
>> Auth id:
>> 6. Press Save Settings button
>> 7. Done!
>>
>> NOTE: Doing the factory reset appears to be important
>> Inputting these values without factory reset did not work.
>> ----------
>>
>> Big thanks to Steve once again!
>
> You mean Sean? :p
>
>
>> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well.
>> Wonder why they don't support hardware - proprietory protocols?
>> Anyone that want to share a working PAP2 setting out there?
>>
>> 1866 also used to provide soft phone a few weeks back when i did
>> all the research. They stopped doing it as far a I can tell now
>> scanning their web site.
>> Same question again. Anyone want to share a working PAP2 setting out
>> there?
>>
>> Having purchased a PAP2, and trying to connect it,
>> its a bit of a surprise seeing high tech VoIP companies
>> taking foggy management decisions to support x and not y, j but not k,
>> etc.. and operating even more foggier web sites.
>> All random and unpredictable, and strategy for losers
>> driving away customers.
>> You would think the techies were in charge trying
>> to grab market share selling features and compatibility.
>> I think its companies with straighforward and simple policies that
>> are going to retain customers at the end of the day.
>
> I've not had to many probs with my PAP2, just cant get incoming calls
> working with justdialvoip.
>
> I may put together a webpage with pap2 information.
Here is more information to add
For you further information I also got the second line working on PAP2
with sipphone as follows:
PAP2 setup with sipphone.com
----------------------------
SIP Port: 5060
proxy: proxy01.sipphone.com
register: yes
make call without reg: no
register expires: 3900
Ans call without reg: no
Display name: 1.... * *(your sipphone telephone number)
User ID: 1.... * * *(your sipphone telephone number)
password: ********** * * *(your sipphone password)
use auth id: no
auth id:
>
> Have you ever thought about trimming your follow-ups so as you don't
> needlessly quote umpteen irrelevant previous posts.
>
> It really isn't difficult if you try!
>> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well.
>> Wonder why they don't support hardware - proprietory protocols?
>> Anyone that want to share a working PAP2 setting out there?
>>
From the FAQ:
"I want to configure my own IAX/SIP device for calling with VoipBuster,
is that possible?
Yes, you can also use your own IAX/SIP device for making calls via the
VoipBuster Network"
Although more details on the site would have been handy.
It appears to be, to use them via SIP, you can use the server:
sip.voipbuster.com
and to use them via IAX (which worked here when I was playing with it
earlier) use the server:
iax.voipbuster.com
I don't know if they have stun server or not, but stun.voipbuster.com
resolves to 213.61.187.150.
so, to recap:
Proxy is probably sip.voipbuster.com
Outbound Proxy is probably stun.voipbuster.com
register yes
Display name: <name>
Userid: <userid>
Password: <password>
> sean wrote:
>
>>> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well.
>>> Wonder why they don't support hardware - proprietory protocols?
>>> Anyone that want to share a working PAP2 setting out there?
>>>
> From the FAQ:
>
> "I want to configure my own IAX/SIP device for calling with VoipBuster,
> is that possible?
>
> Yes, you can also use your own IAX/SIP device for making calls via the
> VoipBuster Network"
>
> Although more details on the site would have been handy.
>
> It appears to be, to use them via SIP, you can use the server:
>
> sip.voipbuster.com
>
> and to use them via IAX (which worked here when I was playing with it
> earlier) use the server:
>
> iax.voipbuster.com
>
> I don't know if they have stun server or not, but stun.voipbuster.com
> resolves to 213.61.187.150.
>
> so, to recap:
>
> Proxy is probably sip.voipbuster.com
> Outbound Proxy is probably stun.voipbuster.com
> register yes
> Display name: <name>
> Userid: <userid>
> Password: <password>
>
> But most of that is a guess, I've never done it.
Tried it with PAP2 - doesn't connect unfortunately.
7 wrote:
>
> Tried it with PAP2 - doesn't connect unfortunately.
>
Ah well, was worth a try, it took me ages of prodding and titting about
to get it to work with iax2 and asterisk.
David Floyd wrote:
> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, 7 writes
>
>> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well. Wonder why
>> they don't support hardware
>
>
> VoIP Buster works with other hardware. I use it with SPA3000. I also
> use JustDialVoIP with SPA3000.
>
> DF
Hi David, can you please drop me an email? I would like to discuss the
JustDialVoIP service! Thanks
In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>David Floyd wrote:
>> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, 7 writes
>>
>>> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well. Wonder why
>>>they don't support hardware
>> VoIP Buster works with other hardware. I use it with SPA3000. I
>>also use JustDialVoIP with SPA3000.
>> DF
>
>Hi David, can you please drop me an email? I would like to discuss the
>JustDialVoIP service! Thanks
>
In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>David Floyd wrote:
>> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, 7 writes
>>
>>> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well. Wonder why
>>>they don't support hardware
>> VoIP Buster works with other hardware. I use it with SPA3000. I
>>also use JustDialVoIP with SPA3000.
>> DF
>
>Hi David, can you please drop me an email? I would like to discuss the
>JustDialVoIP service! Thanks
>
What's the problem? If it's hardware for anything other than SPA3000
then I can't help, neither am I clued up enough to guide you about NAT
problems!
David Floyd wrote:
> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>
>> David Floyd wrote:
>>
>>> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, 7 writes
>>>
>>>> VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well. Wonder why
>>>> they don't support hardware
>>>
>>> VoIP Buster works with other hardware. I use it with SPA3000. I
>>> also use JustDialVoIP with SPA3000.
>>> DF
>>
>>
>> Hi David, can you please drop me an email? I would like to discuss the
>> JustDialVoIP service! Thanks
>>
>
> What's the problem ?
>
> David
Just wondering how it is billed, and would like some advice on getting
incoming calls working on my PAP2
> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, 7 writes
>>VoIP buster does a softphone that works extremely well. Wonder why they
>>don't support hardware
>
> VoIP Buster works with other hardware. I use it with SPA3000. I also
> use JustDialVoIP with SPA3000.
>
> DF
Please share kindly if you will settings for SPA3000 or any other hardware
that works so I can guess try settings for PAP2 to get it working with
Voipbuster.
In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>David Floyd wrote:
>> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>>
>>>
>>> Hi David, can you please drop me an email? I would like to discuss
>>>the JustDialVoIP service! Thanks
>>>
>> What's the problem ?
>> David
>Just wondering how it is billed, and would like some advice on getting
>incoming calls working on my PAP2
It is billed monthly. The first bill was for a part month from the date
of registration up to 10th May for rent in advance - 60p. Since then
it's been £1.99 per month plus calls which are itemised. Taken by Direct
Debit about 18 days after the bill date. The bill arrives as a PDF file
by email.
SPA3000 settings are:
SIP Proxy-Require: com.nortelnetworks.firewall
SIP Remote-Part-ID: yes
Proxy: justdial.com
Use Outbound Proxy: yes
Outbound Proxy: 82.110.16.193
Use Outbound Proxy in Dialog: yes
Use DNS SRV: no
User ID: [your user ID]
Password: [your password]
Use Auth ID: yes
Auth ID: [your user ID]
Preferred Codec: G711u
G723 enabled: yes (all others are no)
STUN Enable: yes
STUN Server: stun.sipgate.net:10000
I fiddle around with settings until I reached the above which works.
Originally I used a Grandstream 486 and JDVoIP sent me the following
set-up details for that box as follows:
To manually configure your Grandstream ATA 486, we advise that you are
using firmware version: 1.0.5.23
Settings are as follows:
SIP Server: justdial.com
Outbound Proxy: 82.110.16.193
SIP User ID: (your User ID
Authenticate ID: (leave Blank)
Authenticate Password: (your SIP password)
Name:(leave Blank)
Advanced Options:
Preferred Vocoder:
choice 1: current setting is " PCMA"
choice 2: current setting is " G723"
choice 3: current setting is " PCMA"
choice 4: current setting is " PCMA"
choice 5: current setting is " PCMA"
choice 6: current setting is " PCMA"
choice 7: current setting is " PCMA"
NAT Traversal: No
STUN server is: (leave blank)
keep-alive interval: 20
Use NAT IP: (leave blank)
Proxy-Require: com.nortelnetworks.firewall
Special Feature: "Nortel MCS"
Regards
Justdialvoip support
-------------------------------------------
> It is billed monthly. The first bill was for a part month from the date
> of registration up to 10th May for rent in advance - 60p. Since then
> it's been £1.99 per month plus calls which are itemised. Taken by Direct
> Debit about 18 days after the bill date. The bill arrives as a PDF file
> by email.
So, are evening calls from 6pm, and not limited to an hour? And are
mobile calls for 20 minutes actually only 20p? (evening)Thanks
>
> I fiddle around with settings until I reached the above which works.
Thanks, as its been said the PAP2 does not support SIP Proxy-Require at
the moment, so i dont think it will work!
Think maybe i need a firmware upgrade.... Dont know if one is available
David Floyd wrote:
> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>
>> David Floyd wrote:
>>
>>> In message of Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hi David, can you please drop me an email? I would like to discuss
>>>> the JustDialVoIP service! Thanks
>>>>
>>> What's the problem ?
>>> David
>>
>> Just wondering how it is billed, and would like some advice on getting
>> incoming calls working on my PAP2
>
>
> It is billed monthly. The first bill was for a part month from the date
> of registration up to 10th May for rent in advance - 60p. Since then
> it's been £1.99 per month plus calls which are itemised. Taken by Direct
> Debit about 18 days after the bill date. The bill arrives as a PDF file
> by email.
>
Is this http://www.justdialvoip.com/pages/pricing.asp ?
I can only find a £0/per month and a £5 per month tariff.
The £5 per month looks good (international rates aren't great).
> Is this http://www.justdialvoip.com/pages/pricing.asp ?
>
> I can only find a £0/per month and a £5 per month tariff.
> The £5 per month looks good (international rates aren't great).
>
It's billed in two parts - Connection Method, and Call Plan.
If you have your own hardware its £1.99 connection a month... Then
either £0 for eve & w/e calls, or £5 for anytime UK calls.
> How reliable is the service?
I've only used it a few days, been very happy thouhg.
Sean wrote:
>
>> Is this http://www.justdialvoip.com/pages/pricing.asp ?
>>
>> I can only find a £0/per month and a £5 per month tariff.
>> The £5 per month looks good (international rates aren't great).
>>
>
> It's billed in two parts - Connection Method, and Call Plan.
>
> If you have your own hardware its £1.99 connection a month... Then
> either £0 for eve & w/e calls, or £5 for anytime UK calls.
>
>
>> How reliable is the service?
>
>
> I've only used it a few days, been very happy thouhg.
Next silly question :-), Is this just call termination, or do you get an
incoming number as well?
(weirdest bit, is looking at the T&Cs it looks like it can take up to 15
days to set up).
In message of Thu, 11 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>David Floyd wrote:
>> In message of Thu, 11 Aug 2005, Sean writes
>>> And are mobile calls for 20 minutes actually only 20p? (evening)
>> That's what the web page says. :-)
>
>I noticed, but have you actually made any? :)
No! But I have no reason to disbelieve what their web page says.
PAP2 settings for common voip companies? 
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