HI Guys, I just got E71 from Rogers two days ago and tried testing out Native SIP with my home Asterisk.
My Asterisk is sitting on public internet Ip. I can get E71 registered and I can make a call (either PSTN or private ext to my home's other phones). I can receive the call right after I made a call out by E71, but not anymore later. I believe what happens is that we'are assigned a private IP (10.xxxxx) and UDP(sip register) session times out on their router/firewall quickly. Then, when I am reday to receive a call, Asterisk will send call to the registered public IP pointing to this phone. Well, at that time, their Router,Firewall(whoever has that IP associated with) has no knowedge of which private IP:port is corresponding to this public ip:port, where a request is coming to. Therefore, we can't receive call on 3G. On Wifi, it may experiene same problem. I do set my fater's Cisco hardware phone tring register to my asterisk every 3 minutes to keep that private ip:port/public ip:port active. I can't find the parameter in E71 to reduce default register expiry timer from 3600 seconds to someting smaller. We may either need new SIP support for Nokia to have this added or rely on STUN/ICE. But, I tried their updagted SIP pack and it does't show up the stun setting after I installed. Maybe I am installing the wrong version.(3.0). Do you guys have any experience with this? Do we have some other standalone SIP client that works well on E71? For now, I will be using Fring.com, which works pretty well; Though, I have all my private info on a thirdparty, which is a concern always. thanks peng On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 10:22 PM, Alex Kink <[email protected]> wrote: > I've been using the E71 for a week now and I have to say I'm really > impressed. I've been using Blackberrys since 7780 and have tried few > WinMo and Palm devices in between with disappointment. E71 is my first > S60 device and i like it so far. > > On my brand new battery I've been able to have a 2hour conversation > and the battery still had 2 blocks left. I keep the WiFi on all the > time and charge the phone overnight. I also got a car charger so the > battery won't be an issue. > The SIP client is very stable for me and I'd recommend it to anyone. > > On 3/30/09, Leif Madsen <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 2:57 PM, Alex Kink <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Thanks for your replies guys! > >> > >> On another note, how much juice does the phone have when using SIP with > >> WiFi? Will it run 9AM-5PM and handle ~1h of SIP conversation? > >> > >> I've used a WinMo device (HP iPaq hw6955) for about a month and it could > >> not > >> handle more than 5h standby and ~30min conversation through SIP (Thats > >> standby with WiFi enabled and screen off) > > > > I use the SIP wifi pretty heavy on my phone (because I typically am > > calling long distance into conference calls at least 6 times a week) > > and am often at the girlfriends, so I use the wifi there. > > > > I can easily (when fully charged) get at least an hour out of the > > battery over wifi. I use almost all the features on the phone as well, > > such as mail for exchange (zimbra), stream music over wifi, and use > > nimbuzz for IM stuff. However, if I'm going to be using all of that > > stuff, I typically try to leave the phone plugged in. Note that it > > also gets fairly warm when using all these features. > > > > But in general, the SIP client works quite well, and the battery will > > give me at least an hour, maybe even upwards of 1.5-2 hours of wifi > > SIP usage. Maybe one of these days I'll actually try and pay attention > > to how much battery I have left after an hour on a full charge. > > > > -- > > Leif Madsen. > > http://www.leifmadsen.com > > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/asterisk > > > > -- > Sent from my mobile device > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
