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	== Getting the device ready. ==		== Getting the device ready. ==

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Getting the device ready.

If you use a hidden access point, i.e. you do not broadcast your SSID turn it on temporarily.

Make sure you can browse internet through wifi before you start.

Please note that we will be using the New York server as an example, feel free to use any of our servers.

Configuration Details

1. Go to Home > tools > settings > connection > sipsettings.

  Select Options > new sip profile

ProfileName: VoipMs

Service Profile: ietf

Default Access Point: <your wifi access point>

Public User Name: sip:<VoipmsAccountNumber>_<subaccount>@newyork.voip.ms

use compression: NO

registration: Always On

use security: NO

registrar server:

   registrar server address
       sip:newyork.voip.ms
   user name
       <VoipmsAccountNumber>_<subaccount>
   password
       ********* (account password)
   transport type
       Auto
   port
       5060

proxy server:

   { set this the same as the registrar server }
   { that may not be necessary }

Press the blueline 'back' option key

     select "options" with the 'VoipMs' selected
     select "default profile" menu
     make "VoipMs" default for now

Go to Home > tools > settings > connection > Internet Tel.

   [name]: VoipMs
   [sip profiles]: VoipMs

Go to Home > communication > internet tel

    select <your wifi access point>
      [default call type]
         internet call
      [voip settings]
      [login type]
          automatic
   
    [save conn. networks]
    { you should see your wifi access point here }

Go to Home->tools->settings->connection->Internet Tel.

   { if you see a gold star next to your wifi access point you're all set}
   { if not then access the internet through your wifi and check again }

After you see the gold star try a dialout test

If you are closer to something other than newyork.voip.ms then use that.

If you use a hidden access point, i.e. you do not broadcast your SSID try turning it off now and make sure you are still able to dial out.

If your internet phone is active you should see the icon on your home screen it is a pretty small icon. Check your nokia user manual documentation to see what it looks like.