Using a Soft VOIP phone Client with BSNL

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I was trying to get a soft voip phone to work under these credentials of BSNL IP phone ....Like if we throw in the exact configuration on a Soft dialing app ..we might be able to make and receive calls...Can someone help me out on this
 
 
@Elavarasan I do have a Raspberry Pi ...How do i get it to work. ?
Please link a detailed video explaining this

I suppose you are referring to this :-
Install sipproxd on the Pi and just bridge the WAN of VOIP and LAN of my local device

In that case , will the internet(PPPoE) work with the connected LAN
Will the existing telephone stop working ?
 


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Yes. That's what i am trying to say.
suppose you are referring to this :-
Install sipproxd on the Pi and just bridge the WAN of VOIP and LAN of my local device

You just bridge the voice WAN interface to Port 2 on the internet settings of router.

Then connect you raspberry Pi to that Port and connect the wifi also. So that you raspberry pi get connected to both the lab interference and voice interface simultaneously.

Then install siproxd by using the command.
apt install siproxd

Open the sip config file in the direction and edit the inbound and outbound interface which is you eth0 and wlan0 .
The directory is
/etc/siproxd.conf

Yeah.In that case , also the internet(PPPoE) will work fine absolutely without any issues and i am already having this setup which is working for me very well 😁
 
Mine is DBC. ONT doesn't matter we can do this with all kind of ONT. Just go to the internet setting and drag the voice interface and change it to bridge mode from router mode. Before that take a backup of your config file and keep it safe. Or else try screen shoting the ip information and all save it .

Can you able to share the screen shot of your web UI so that i can get a better clarity.😅
 

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