We just purchased a J169 to use as a demo phone. This is my first attempt at it, and after putting in the settings, the phone seems to pull updates, however, I'm getting a message that says "SIP proxy list is empty". I can't find anything that shows how to fix that. Any suggestions or documentation you can point me to would be much appreciated.
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J169 Setup 1
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Using the keypad
Enter the Admin settings on the phone
If the phone is currently unregistered with a SIP server, the Admin menu should be available on the screen. If not…
Press the menu button and navigate to Admin settings
Enter your password or try the default password: 27238
Navigate to SIP
Navigate to SIP Global Settings
Set the Domain given to you from your service provider
Set the Proxy Policy to Manual
Save you will be sent back to the previous menu
Navigate to SIP Proxy Server
Select New to create a new SIP Proxy Server entry
Proxy: This is a SIP registration address, sometimes referred to as a SIP URI, ie: sip.server.com
Protocol: Select the protocol to be used
Note: Only TCP and TLS is available by default. UDP is usually the standard, but this is not an available option unless enabled via provisioning. If your SIP server uses UDP, you will have to provision this phone through a centralized provisioning server to enable UDP.
Port: The standard port is 5060 for TCP and UDP, 5061 for TLS.
Save you will be sent back to the previous menu
Exit the Admin settings back to the home screen, where we started.
Select Login
Enter the Username and Password given by your provider
Select Enter and the phone will attempt to register with the SIP server
Calum M
ACSS
Enter the Admin settings on the phone
If the phone is currently unregistered with a SIP server, the Admin menu should be available on the screen. If not…
Press the menu button and navigate to Admin settings
Enter your password or try the default password: 27238
Navigate to SIP
Navigate to SIP Global Settings
Set the Domain given to you from your service provider
Set the Proxy Policy to Manual
Save you will be sent back to the previous menu
Navigate to SIP Proxy Server
Select New to create a new SIP Proxy Server entry
Proxy: This is a SIP registration address, sometimes referred to as a SIP URI, ie: sip.server.com
Protocol: Select the protocol to be used
Note: Only TCP and TLS is available by default. UDP is usually the standard, but this is not an available option unless enabled via provisioning. If your SIP server uses UDP, you will have to provision this phone through a centralized provisioning server to enable UDP.
Port: The standard port is 5060 for TCP and UDP, 5061 for TLS.
Save you will be sent back to the previous menu
Exit the Admin settings back to the home screen, where we started.
Select Login
Enter the Username and Password given by your provider
Select Enter and the phone will attempt to register with the SIP server
Calum M
ACSS
telecomtekperson
Vendor
the phone NEEEDS to see the 46xxsettings.txt. And if your IPO has a SELF-Generated 46xxsettings.txt file, the J-Series will come up.
First you must look at docs on setting up SIP domain, and necessary parameters for SIP sets...
Next
If you look in the IPO, and see if there is a file 46xxsettings.txt, delete it (UNLESS you are somehow customizing the file, then see the next paragraph). This will cause IPO to create a Self-Generated file. the info in the self generated file will be enough to upgrade the sets and register them to the IPO.
NOW, if you have customized the 46xxsettigns file, then you will need to know what was modified, so copy the file before deleting it. once deleted and you have teh self-generated file, then add to that, your customized settings...
Then you just need to put the file server into the J-series phone, and the settings file will handle the rest.
First you must look at docs on setting up SIP domain, and necessary parameters for SIP sets...
Next
If you look in the IPO, and see if there is a file 46xxsettings.txt, delete it (UNLESS you are somehow customizing the file, then see the next paragraph). This will cause IPO to create a Self-Generated file. the info in the self generated file will be enough to upgrade the sets and register them to the IPO.
NOW, if you have customized the 46xxsettigns file, then you will need to know what was modified, so copy the file before deleting it. once deleted and you have teh self-generated file, then add to that, your customized settings...
Then you just need to put the file server into the J-series phone, and the settings file will handle the rest.
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