Nokia E71, XS4ALL and SIP

My Internet provider, XS4ALL, offers me the possibility to use a free SIP account. This is especially useful when travelling abroad. I can call to the Netherlands with the SIP accounts. This saves me a lot of money compared to calling with my regular cell phone.

I often hard reset my phone, so all settings will be gone. Sometimes I forget to backup my phone first before giving it a hard reset. After resetting the phone to its factory default settings, I always struggle with configuring the SIP account again. So here is the manual……finally:

1. Go to Menu –> Tools –> Settings –> Connection –> SIP Setting;
2. Create a new account
3. Profile name: XS4ALL
4. Service Profile: IETF
5. Default Access Point: none (I choose the correct access point manually)
6. Public name: <SIP phone number>@sip.xs4all.nl
7. Use compression: No
8. Registration: When needed
9. Use security: No
10. Proxy Server

1. Registrar server

1. Next go to Menu –> Tools –> Settings –> Connection –> Internet telephone
2. Create a new profile
3. Name: XS4ALL
4. SIP profiles: XS4ALL

Now you have, besides making a voice or video call, the opportunity to make an Internet call.

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René Jorissen

Co-owner and Solution Specialist at 4IP Solutions

René Jorissen works as Solution Specialist for 4IP in the Netherlands. Network Infrastructures are the primary focus. René works with equipment of multiple vendors, like Cisco, Aruba Networks, FortiNet, HP Networking, Juniper Networks, RSA SecurID, AeroHive, Microsoft and many more. René is Aruba Certified Edge Expert (ACEX #26), Aruba Certified Mobility Expert (ACMX #438), Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert (ACCX #725), Aruba Certified Design Expert (ACDX #760), CCNP R&S, FCNSP and Certified Ethical Hacker (CEF) certified. You can follow René on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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