Nokia VoIP
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Nokia VoIP
Introduction
Nokia includes a first party generic VoIP client on many of their S60 phones. This page enumerates which phones have this feature and how it is configured in various versions of S60. All recent phones include the VoIP client's SIP stack, but it is only used for the Video Sharing feature in phones not listed as supported.
Supported Devices
Models listed ship with a fully functional VoIP client. The canonical list is available from Forum Nokia
| Model | Minimum Firmware | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| E51 | ||
| E60 | ||
| E61 | ||
| E61i | ||
| E63 | ||
| E65 | ||
| E66 | ||
| E70 | ||
| E71 | ||
| E75 | ||
| E90 | ||
| N79 | ||
| N80 Internet Edition | ||
| N81 8GB | ||
| N82 | ||
| N85 | ||
| N95 | ||
| N95 8GB | ||
| 5630 XpressMusic |
Configuration and Usage
S60 Version 3 Feature Pack 1
S60 Version 3 Feature Pack 2
Prerequisites
Download and install SIP VoIP Settings 3.x.
Have your VoIP credentials and server settings at hand, including username, password, and server. If your provider supplies a realm setting, take note of it also.
Setup
- Navigate to Ctrl. panel > Net settings
- Select Advanced VoIP Settings
- Select SIP settings
- Press Options > New SIP profile > Use default profile
- Select Profile name and enter the name of your provider
- Scroll to Public user name and enter your SIP address (usually number@provider)
- Scroll to Proxy server and select it
- Fill in your provider's proxy server address, user name, and password (and realm, if supplied)
- Press back
- Scroll to registrar server and select it
- Enter the address of your provider's registrar server, if supplied. If not, enter the proxy server address in this field.
- Press back twice
- Select Create new service
- Select the SIP profile you just created
Now that you see "Activate service" your VoIP is configured. To connect, you can either select "activate service," which will create a new access point, or you can do the following if you have the WLAN plugin enabled on your active standby screen.
- Go to active standby and select the WLAN scanning plugin.
- Once a network is connected, select the plugin again and select Enable 'provider'
If enabling fails, try changing the realm setting to your provider's domain name or 'asterisk'. Another thing to try is forcing the protocol setting to UDP for both the proxy server and the registrar server.
Usage
Once properly configured, you can enable and disable the service either using the WLAN applet on your active standby screen or the provider name tab in the Contacts application.
