JioFiber SIP Client for Windows

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We have managed to modify and compile MicroSIP SIP client specifically for JioFiber and AirFiber.
You can download and install it from here.

It has inbuilt SIP configuration tool.

You can checkout the source codes here:-
1. PJSIP
2. MicroSIP
3. JFC SIP Configuration Tool

Feel free to try the client and report any issues here.

Special thanks to @kbhatt
 
Which settings or port forwarding(s) should be done for users using their own ONU + Router setup? I had securely archived my original ONT into it's original packaging and now I proudly lost it, while trying to find for VoIP related settings.
 
Well, this application depends upon an application that runs on the JioFiber/AirFiber router itself.
The application running on the router is named "hgw_voice_app" which is actually a SIP proxy server that uses RESIProcate under the hood to configure the connections between the clients and the OG SIP server (xx.wln.ims.jio.com).
 
Extremely happy to see another sunrise in the Jio SIP Client field and making progress to world of lock down system not having to use our equipment over extremely simplified all in one box that can't satisfy a tech nerd
I have been using zx000-g3 v2 since July with archer a6 v2 and recently using Xiaomi BE5000 for over 1½ months with great ipv6 support
Since then I have not used JFHG till now or bring it online so it is possible to dump those SIP config for future use
 
Yes its possible to dump the original SIP credentials that the JFHG uses to communicate with the actual SIP server (xx.wln.ims.jio.com). We tried to replicate its behaviour but couldn't find a good SIP client that can handle IPv6. The JUICE server in JFHG uses IPv6 to communicate with the SIP server with the credentials it gets from TR-069 (afaik). It uses DNS SRV (idk much about this) to discover the real IP addresses of the SIP server (which are all IPv6). Also I think the "+sip.instance" parameter in the contact header must be spoofed to authenticate directly with the SIP server.

We currently haven't tested it but will definitely update once we succeed.
 
Airtel Fiber has also started to use IPV6 for voice profiles in new connections now. Because of that I was not able to configure my VOIP profile in my TP-Link ONT.
 
can anyone tell me detailed, how to do this after downloading JFC MicroSIP v3.21.4.0-JFC-1?
 
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