hello all, if you are a voip user, and you intend to make calls on your n900, there are some steps to follow.

1. Add the protocol.
you might want to add the 'sip' protocol to your protocol list. Making sure that you are set as 'online'.

2. Fill in the blanks.
you might want to fill in the blanks in this format:
user id: username@sip.sipdomain.com
pass: password
if you got this right the green light will become steady, indicating that you are connected and online.

3. Make a call.
you might wanna select the 'sip' option from your dialer.
and add the country code :d.

if this doesnt work.
it might be that you input something wrong or, the routers port is not letting you through.

and 'NO' it will not display how much you have in your account

thank you for watching.

Its DJ Prince boi!

hmmm, never tried this before...
is this some new feature? When did it come out?
I'll definetely try this out.

Its feature as old as memo itself, and I don't see much point in this thread. I hope it's not another semi-intelligent spam bot, posting things based on tags, then, after some weeks, sudden of nothing starting to spam

I assure you its not a spam, i had this problem, and it works...so im helping the new users...diddnt want them to get frustrated as i did.

can you also please make a tutorial how I can send a text message and make phone calls?....

trololololo

@HtheB
Don't be silly. This is an internet tablet, it can't make phone calls.
P.S. neither can it send text messages

Text messages ? phone calls ? pff...i dont think this thread was helpful...i remember having problems in with voip...and there was no helpful thread.
sorry anyway ignore it, if its useless to you.

Lets make it a bit useful at least then.

Sometimes VOIP phone calls can become choppy. That usually happens if you did not switch off your phone for a while. What I do nowadays is reboot my phone before making a SIP phone call. Then I never have problems.

It would be nice if the SIP servers could be automatically stopped and restarted in the middle of the night or so via cron, but I do not know if this is possible or not. At least this is a quick fix .

thankx dude lol....i got enogh beatings already...lol

Well, perhaps not quite that old. The first end-user-friendly (after a few mostly CLI community experiments) SIP implementation we had was third-party (Gizmo). The rtcomm stack (telepathy-sofiasip etc) we know and love/hate was first released as beta on Bora, but it only became an official part of the platform on Chinook (Maemo 4).