[GUIDE] How to configure VoIP/SIP client in WM6.

[dapr0digy]

If problem is your device going in to stand by mode and disconnecting the WIFI then install a program called "DontSleep Wifi" just activate it before starting your SIP call and then your connection will not drop out.

i havent reached this stage yet but i guess i have to look into it.

That doesn't work for me. It block the out-going call.

So I did a registry tweak by going to:

HKCU\ControlPanel\Phone and change the Dword for Sleep to 0.

I can't received call when device is in standby too, so I use WifiNoStandby.

thanks. the SIP was intermittent because it would work on some occasions and not work on other. i suspect it might be my router playing up. cant get this to work at work .. and thats where i need it more. shucks. i will keep trying tho. thanks again for the help guys.

what is the power drain for the HD2 with the wifi on while the phone is on standby?

 

[angusc]

thanks. the SIP was intermittent because it would work on some occasions and not work on other. i suspect it might be my router playing up. cant get this to work at work .. and thats where i need it more. shucks. i will keep trying tho. thanks again for the help guys.

what is the power drain for the HD2 with the wifi on while the phone is on standby?

Does your HD2 always take the same IP address at work? you may have to ask to have a PORT forwarded on your Work router to 5060 for your HD2 IP Address? Check with your works IT Administrator.

Power drain for all WM devices is high with WIFI permanently on.....sad fact of life :-(

 

[tremmert]

WM 6.5 Palm Treo Pro 850e

Hello, I have gone through this entire thread and cant seem to find a solution.

I installedWM6VoIPFull.cab by tucahara, and reset the phone. I am running CDMA Treo Pro Kitchen WM6.5 build 21857 available forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=525091 . When I cooked the rom, I made sure the options for VOIP were enabled. I also checked my windows directory and the files that are listed in the first post are there.

My problem is that on the home screen, I have internet calling enabled, but my today screen is blank. And internet calling is enabled for the today screen. It does not say anything related to voip/internet calling/sip... etc... I have my dialing plan created, and sip configuration correct.

Anyone have any ideas why the internet calling will not show up on my today screen?

Thanks for all your help

 

[tyler51773]

I see people going down the same road I went down all the time..

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=4255525#post4255525

I should make a howto:

If you're getting intermittent calls but good quality its mostly likely a network issue. If you lose connection it's definitely a standby issue. If you're hear audio out of the wrong speaker you need more software.

Network issue:
I actually had to hack my router to give me a pubic ip. If you're router isn't the type to support voip (no port forwarding is not good enough you need something intelligent like tomato firmware from dd-wrt ?(I think)? it specifically supports voip via iptables sip modules and what not. My router is gimped the best thing I could do was get a public ip to it. SIP is a crap protocol that buries network info in the data stream so a general purpose router will have no idea how to function, to make matters worse windows rtp networking doesn't work like it should I discovered on my rom that it always uses the same port (i think its 65500 (basically the very last port in the range that can be used)) its buggy. (I bridged my network wifi and ethernet card on mylaptop and used my laptop as a wifi ap so I could sniff the traffic to see this). I use shifu's 6.5 rom and its the best thing since icecream.

MS rtc does specify the ability to change rtp ports but if you enable it, it just breaks the phone causes its break. The only network option that is actually an option is symmetric routing if you download my zip in the above linked post/file you can use a cab to turn that on and off.

As far as standby time goes get google voice and just given into the fact that leaving your wifi on all the time, with standby off, unless plugged into the wall is a dumb idea. So use google voice and turn off the phone when you have sip. Hand out your g.v. number and set you're browsers homepage to voice, or add a bookmark. It will work out. When people call you you can just say hey let me call you back if its going to be a long convo. I use tmobile prepaid I'm basically paying about 8$ a mo for phone service. Also setup active sync to google and you will basically get free instant sms'es too. For standby the aforementioned program sounds good, but all you have to do is click on your battery icon and turn standby off completely when you're going to be on the phone for some length.

Lastly the earpiece issue either use autoaudioroute? and or just audioroute (which you will have to download and install anyways). I use the first version of autoaudio route, you will only hear the phone ring through the speaker phone after a half a second it transfer to the phone speaker and by that time you're saying hello.

The only other alternatives in the real world to ms-voip madness is iphone w/ skype, or reportedly nokia's voip phones. Android will eventually be a doable thing as sipagent is overcoming the quality issues encountered in sipdroid (albeit sipdroid's networking skills are awesome, but the audio isn't there yet). So who know's but eventually I'm sure I'll be android on kaiser with something practical in terms of sip as it seems M$ is just going to move on to 7 w/o any voip (I guess they own stock in cell phone companies or something). You'd think business would be clamoring for voip cell phones, anyhow [ofcourse blackberry just realized something recently but I bet its propietary to either cisco or blackberry itself].

 

[dapr0digy]

Does your HD2 always take the same IP address at work? you may have to ask to have a PORT forwarded on your Work router to 5060 for your HD2 IP Address? Check with your works IT Administrator.

Power drain for all WM devices is high with WIFI permanently on.....sad fact of life :-(

nah i cant PF at work. its DHCPed and I have no access to the router. Thats probably the problem. i dont really have the time to fiddle around with it currently but ill keep trying over the next few weeks when i have the time. thanks for all the help guys.

 

[dhillonbros]

sip voip solved

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=596682


tested and working

 

[dhillonbros]

Voip sip - working

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=6348469


great working

 

[dhillonbros]

works great

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=596682

 

[dhillonbros]

works great

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=596682 . d

 

[dhillonbros]

works great

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=596682 . d

 

[gipakozold]

I have a WM6 smartphone edition, and i can`t use sipconfigtool,
so i can`t torn on voip client to use gsm network. It work only
with wi-fi connection.
Any body know how to do it?

 

[dstrowl2002]

Not working, GPS disabled!

great working[/QUOTE]

Not working, GPS disabled!

 

[DzonyXX]

STUN

Does anybody know how to set up stun server? Thank you very much in deep!

 

[angusc]

great working

Not working, GPS disabled![/QUOTE]

The answer to this problem is in Post #72 of this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=402228&page=8

 

[HTC_FUZE]

I have one problem with WM6.5 23569, observation below:
1. Use WIFI to connect SIP account, no problem.
2. Disconnect WIFI, open GPRS, cannot login onto my sip account, "No Service" displayed after "Searching" a while.
3. Reboot the device, then I am able to use GPRS for voip.

Similar, if I use GPRS at first and then try to switch over to WIFI, I have to reboot the device.

Anyone has same problem?

 

[kentmartin99]

wm6.5 "a wireless radio must be attached to use the phone"

Heeelp,
I have installed windows mobile 6.5 pro (DiAd_K_AximX51v_WM65_A11_5C0B_WWE_pro.nb0) on my axim x51v (64m ram, bout 10 free when running).
I only installed a few other apps so far (any needed for the phone?)
I have followed the instructions but whenever I try to call using the phone (from main screen or programs) it says "a wireless radio must be attached to use the phone".
Under setting/system/voip settings, the sip settings show up as desired.
I have tried using total commander to delete other numbers as described but none were defined in that field to delete.
My wifi connections is active and I can browse, what am I doing wrong here??
Note not sure if uri value below is correct.

Kent.
The xml file looks follows:->
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="VoIP">
<parm name="SIPSettings"
value="<provision key='1232ab03' name='line2'>
<provider name='mynetfone' />
<user account='myaccno' password='mypassword'
uri='sip:[email protected]'
allowedauth='digest'/>
<sipsrv addr='sip00.mynetfone.com.au' protocol='UDP' role='proxy'>
<session party='First' type='pc2pc' />
<session party='First' type='pc2ph' />
</sipsrv>
<sipsrv addr='sip00.mynetfone.com.au' protocol='UDP' role='registrar'/>
</provision>" />
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

 

[angusc]

VOIP Toggle Switch for HTC SENSE

I have now written a better MortScript to change the INTERNET CALLING to start "DontSleep Wifi" and then to switch the registry to the "Always Available". Its a toggle switch so once you are done you just click it again to Disconnect "DontSleep Wifi" and then switch back to INTERNET CALLING "Never" settings.

The only issue that you may have is that to disconnect "DontSleep Wifi" i had to use screen taps in the MortScript (my phone is a HTC Touch Diamond2 with screen res of 480x800) so if your screen resolution is different then you will have to edit the screen tap positions as x,y coordinates.

Just copy the VoipToggle.mscr file to your Memory Card, then copy the VoipToggle.lnk file to your Programs folder in the Windows/Start menu/Programs folder and then "Add a Quick Link" to your SENSE home page to the Shortcut you just created.

NOTE:
1) DontSleep Wifi by OldSAP is available from XDA site and prevents your WIFI from turning off during a VOIP call.
2) you need to have MortScript installed on your phone to run the Script.
3) You will have to edit the VoipToggle.lnk file using WordPad to change the Path of the VoipToggle.mscr file according to the location that you saved it to on YOUR memory card.

 

[dhduff]

Having same issue with SIP config tool

I get the "unexpected error has occurred in SipConfig.exe" error when I try to run the SIP config tool. How do I fix this or get around it?

 

[edsfunsite]

I read through a good 60 pages of this thread, did some searching, and still I haven't figured out what my problem here is.

I'm using Windows Mobile 6.1 on a Samsung i760. I've made my voip.cab file with cabarc (which, btw was a pain to find online). I've installed SipConfig, but I'm not sure its even really necessary, and I'm not sure its reading the settings correctly.

I've got to the point where it says "Internet Calling: Available" on my Today screen. Clicking that just brings up the Phone settings, and if I have the phones radio turned on, just says "Verizon Network" at the top, and if the radio is off, it says "Phone off". Clicking the "Find Network" button brings up a dialog saying "Network Error - Cannot register on selected network. Choose another network, or disconnect your data connection and try again." This happens regardless of whether I'm connected to my computer through ActiveSync. I've soft reset the device, shut down the device, and also taken the battery out, and put it back in. None of these options helped. Likewise, the same error happens when I click "Set Networks", or change Network selection to Manual.

I have "Whenever Available" set in the Internet tab of Phone settings. I played around with "Data Mode" under settings as well, but that doesn't do anything noteworthy.

I'm using sip2sip.info as my SIP provider. I've got an account set up with a number and everything. Here is my _setup.xml.

<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="VoIP">
<parm name="SIPSettings"
value="<provision key='1232ab01' name='SIP2SIP'>
<provider name='SIP2SIP' />
<user account='XXXXXXXXXX' password='YYYYYYYYYY'
uri='sip:[email protected]'
allowedauth='digest'/>
<sipsrv addr='proxy.sipthor.net:5060' protocol='UDP' role='proxy'>
<session party='First' type='pc2pc' />
<session party='First' type='pc2ph' />
</sipsrv>
<sipsrv addr='proxy.sipthor.net:5060' protocol='UDP' role='registrar'/>
</provision>" />
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

XXX = My username and also my phone number.
YYY = My password

I believe these to be correct, as I've seen others _setup.xml file, and they matched mine as correctly as they could with using another provider. Also, their voip is working on their devices.

I've opened up port 5060 in my registry. I followed the directions on the first page.

I'm really at a loss as to what is causing the problem. I'm hoping I've just missed something, but from what I've read, I might just be **** out of luck. Any help, suggestions, anything anyone has would be extremely appreciated.

 

[angusc]

I get the "unexpected error has occurred in SipConfig.exe" error when I try to run the SIP config tool. How do I fix this or get around it?

Make sure that you have the latest version of NetFramework installed on your PPC. also you could try a reset after installation of SipConfig. there is also another version of SIP configuration program available from Schaps on XDA which works quite well.

For my VOIP installation i use a single CAB install from Dillonbros on XDA (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=730303), i use the version SipConfig.Cab and this has the Schaps SIPConfig built in to it. also you can use DialPlanCreator to make your ipdialplan.xml easily and without having to provision or use CABARC methods on this thread, which are written long before these other solutions came about.

Using just the above two programs will get you to a working VOIP on your WM with minimum hassle.