The ramblings, diatribes and useless information from a techie, wasting bandwidth since the 80's
This is going to be a project – to get my Butler 4012 USB (previously used for Skype on my Server 2003 box), SheevaPlug running Debian Squeeze and a command line version of a SIP client to work.
I like to make things easy…
This blog post seems to have covered almost what I am trying to achieve with his own rolled driver for the 4012, seeing as Butler don’t make one.
Looks like it will be a combination of linphone, botphone and a USB soundcard. Hmmm
This was easy but thought I’d type up a few notes. Install Sipdroid from the market, press Menu, then Settings. Choose Sip Account 1. Authorization username is your 7 digit SIP ID as found in your Sipgate profile on the web page. Password is also found there. Server or Proxy should be set to sipgate.co.uk. Domain/Username should be left blank. Port should be 5060, protocol UDP. Check use WLAN. Press back, then go to Advanced, then check Use STUN Server. Servername = stun.sipgate.net STUN Server Port = 10000
This works fine on my HTC Desire with Android 2.2. this setup works fine on my wireless network behind a NAT ADSL router with no additional ports to be opened required.