Ok, Let me answer this question myself. I finally got it working after fiddling on the E71 and installed their VoiPservice package, which provides additional NAT setting.
STUN doesn't solve this problem; IAP setting with UDP refreshing (28seconds) to Registrar acchieved same goal of having a client using 28 seconds registration expiry timer. It could be also achieved by defining in Asterisk default expirey/maxexpirey to 28 seconds or 1-3 minutes to force this E71 to re-register, as long as E71 hornors this suggested register timer. However, I didn't test this as I got the IAP working. So, I have a choice of using native SIP on E71 or using Fring.com. peng On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Peng Li <[email protected]> wrote: > 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] >> >> >
