N85 /N86 VoIP SIP Problem

[N85 User]

Hi, my name is Martin and i am from Uruguay, i work in a telecommunications company which now are testing use some mobiles as PBX internals with SIP configuration. The problem that we're having is that the cell phones (Nokia N85 and N86) can call to the PBX but not vice-versa. The PBX is over wifi connection, and we tried connect a PC with a software (Counter Path X-Lite) and can make both calls (outgoing, incoming calls).

Example of the data we use:

Profile Name: Name
Service Profile: IETF
Default Destination: Intranet
Default Access Point: None
Public Username: sip:123@192.168.1.100
Use Compression: No
Register: If necessary
Use Security: No
Proxy Server:
Proxy Server Adrsss: sip:192.168.1.100
Security Domain: test
Username: 123
Password: none
Allow Free Path: Yes
Transport Type: UDP
Port: 5070
Register Server:
Idem

There are the data we use for Nokia devices... We need some "support" with this problems. Thanks for the time spent. (sorry for my english)

Kind regards.

[edikojsi]

It looks like similar posts for E72 and VoIP 3.x incoming calls.
The problem is within the Nokia SIP client.

[N85 User]

It looks like similar posts for E72 and VoIP 3.x incoming calls.
The problem is within the Nokia SIP client.

So, you recomend download other SIP client? Which would you recommend? I'll look the E72 posts...

[Symbian_Neil]

As this discussion board caters to issues faced by developers, you might not get the kind of help you are looking for. For a better place for such queries you should post your query in the end users forum http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/

Good Luck!!

[N85 User]

As this discussion board caters to issues faced by developers, you might not get the kind of help you are looking for. For a better place for such queries you should post your query in the end users forum http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/

Good Luck!!

I've already posted! Thanks for help. But anyone answer there! XD

[traud]

It looks like similar posts for E72 and VoIP 3.x incoming calls.

Consequently, please, let us continue there or there.