Cisco 7912G and Freevoipdeal

Cascabulho · ‎02-24-2014

Hi,

I have a Cisco 7912G that a bought to my companny, but i can't configure it on freevoipdeal.

So the configurations on freevoipdeal page are:

	SIP port : 5060
	Registrar : sip.freevoipdeal.com
	Proxy server : sip.freevoipdeal.com
	Outbound proxy server : leave empty
	Account name : your FreeVoipDeal username
	Password : your FreeVoipDeal password
	Display name/number : your FreeVoipDeal username or voipnumber
	Stunserver (option) : stun.freevoipdeal.com

So on my device page i have:

And i cant have a connection to make a call.

Can any one help me with this?

Regards,

Celso M.

Cascabulho · ‎02-24-2014

So on my device page i have:

Leo Laohoo · ‎02-24-2014

Go to www.voip-info.org.

Cascabulho · ‎02-24-2014

Hi Leo Laohoo,

That website doen't have any information about my question.

Tks.

Leo Laohoo · ‎02-24-2014

That website doen't have any information about my question.

The website, www.voip-info.org, will teach you how to configure your phone.

The solution you are trying to achieve is "not supported" because it does not involve Cisco's CallManager portfolio and you're running SIP on your phone.

Cascabulho · ‎02-24-2014

Leo Laohoo,

Yes but the firmware are from Cisco.

But i can use that solucion on phone (Phone connected on freevoipdeal directly) or i have allways to use asterisk to connect the phone to freevoipdeal?

All configurations are ok and i cant make any call, so i think that something are missing.

Regards,

CM

Leo Laohoo · ‎02-24-2014

Yes but the firmware are from Cisco.

I understand what you are saying. I share your helplessness. But search throughout this forum and you'll see the same "theme" or response: If you load SIP in your 79XX phones, you are on your own.

This is why I'm re-directing you to other website which has seen documented successes in configuring 79XX in SIP without Cisco CallManagers.

FYI: I've got several 79XX phones (including a 7971) which are running SIP and using an Asterisk/FreePBX (hosted in a Raspberry Pi) WORKING at home. I got my setup working just by patiently going through www.voip-info.org.