It’s taken a little time to get it to connect to my Sipgate account so here is the configuration I used to get it to work:
Account name and Caller ID can be anything you like.
Change “Extension” and “ID” to your Sipgate ID.
You also need to set the STUN server by clicking on “Advanced Settings” from the Configuration window:
Many thanks for this tip - Solved a big issue for me this morning :-)
ReplyDeleteGot my two Sipgate accounts working perfectly now...
Hi Kieren
ReplyDeleteIve copied exactly like youve said and although im getting a ringing tone its not connecting to any numbers?
My OS is windows 7, i this a problem?
Regards
Tom
Hi Tom
ReplyDeleteI'm also using Windows 7 so this shouldn't be the issue.
Have you got any credit on your Sipgate account?
Are you able to receive incoming calls?
Yes i have credit so im really confused. As i said the dialling tone comes on and it sound like the number rings but i called my mobile and nothing came through? Strange
ReplyDeleteHow about calling your Sipgate number from your mobile?
ReplyDeletePhonerlite works with Windows 7.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.phonerlite.de/download_en.htm
Sipgate have setup guides which when you enter your login details show the settings needed for your account.
The sipgate Help link to the guide for phonerlite:
http://www.sipgate.co.uk/user/configreader.php?show_conf=phonerlite
@Tom Cooke - try portforwarding the SIP and RTP ports. For Phonerlite that would mean the range 5060 to 5080.
Many Thank´s. Workin perfect.
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