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Nokia E63 Series Configuration Settings

Here is what is required. (where xxxx*xxxxx is your login number that you received in your last email)
Failure of following this step by step will result in FAILED REGISTRATION

Please pay attention for any spaces while inserting things in the Nokia. A space will also result in FAILED REGISTRATION

Step 1 - Setup

Go to Menu - Tools - Settings - Connection - Sip Settings.

Profile name: WDP
Service Profile: IETF
Default Access Point: MyNetwork [you will have to have that defined as an access point and WORKING otherwise nothing will work - test by browsing the NET]
Public user name: xxxx*xxxxx@27.50.78.2 [use the IP address to avoid DNS problems and where xxxx*xxxxx is your extension number]
Use Compression: No
Registration: Always On
Use Security: no

Proxy server settings
Leave Empty

Registrar Server Settings
Registrar server address.: sip:27.50.78.2 [use the IP address to avoid DNS problems]
Realm: 27.50.78.2
User Name: xxxx*xxxxx
Password: your password that was issued for the extension
Transport Type: UDP
Port: 5060

Press BACK - BACK - BACK - BACK - EXIT - BACK

Follow next Step
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Step 2

Go to Tools / Settings / Connection / Internet Tel. Settings

Click on Options - Choose New profile

Name: wdp
Choose: WDP (as Preferred profile)

Then OK
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Step 3

Reboot your phone. Once your phone is back on it will automatically register to WDP.
Once it is registered you can start making calls.

Making a Call to a test number - Dial *52 (echo test) or 0990009111 (Demo Music)

Click on OPTIONS - CALL - INTERNET CALL
Enjoy.

PS - If you make a call and on the screen you get "Address Busy" please change this. Goto: Menu - Tools - Settings - Phone - Call - Set mu Internet call ID to YES

To make calls please use the format as per normal. do not use +61 or 61 as the call will get rejected.

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