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NOKIA N70 N80
For other nokia mobiles see fring
Mobile Internet Calling Made Simple
Now you can enjoy crystal-clear phone calls over the Internet using the new Nokia N80 phone and Gizmo VoIP. If you have access to a WiFi connection, you can save money by using the Internet to connect your call instead of using your mobile phone minutes. No roaming or out-of-network fees. Make your calls from anywhere in the world to anywhere for just a few pennies a minute.
Simple to configure, inexpensive to use.
SIP Configuration Application
Nokia has a new application to configure the preferred codec, NAT settings,
STUN, VoIP over 3G, etc. for Nokia N and E Series mobile phones.
Download application here
User manual available here
SIP Account Configuration:
Go to Tools - Settings - Connection
- SIP settings -
Create the following profile
Profile Name: fonosip
Service Profile: IETF
Default Access point: (your WLAN AP name)
Public user name: sip:812345@fonosip.com
Use Compression: No
Registration: " When needed "
Use Security: No
Proxy Server: sip: fonosip.com
Realm: fonosip.com
User Name: 812345 (your sip number)
Password: [You Fonosip password]
Allow loose routing: Yes
Transport Type: TCP
Port: 5060
Registrar Server: sip:fonosip.com
Realm: fonosip.com
User Name: 812345
Password: [Your Fonosip password]
Transport Type: TCP
Port: 5060
Then go to connection - Internet Tel. Settings -
Create a new profile for "fonosip"(812345xxx),
name it "fonosip"
In Connectivity - Internet tel. - Preferred
profile - Choose "fonosip"
Then go back to Connection - SIP settings -
fonosip and change the Registration from
(when needed) to (Always on) now your phone
will register to the Fonosip network.
Default call type:
To switch between normal GSM calls or VOIP calls, navigate to
Tools->Settings->Call->Default call type. Select Cellular to make normal
calls to the phone number or Internet to use VoIP to call the number or address\
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Important Version Information
As of version 2,0 of the software it supports NAT traversal. See the
Nokia S60 VoIP Release 2.0 Configuration Tutorial
If you have a version prior of 2.0 NAT traversal is not supported
So you need to have a public IP on your phone, or do port forwarding.
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