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Thursday, 02 July 2009 09:54 |
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After a few days of messing-up with this I finally figured how to setup my Asterisk SIP line for my Nokia. The setup makes sense but is rather unusual, so read carefully :) Go to Tools->Settings->Connection->SIP settings. Select Add new->Use default profile: | Profile name: | Free Text - doesnt matter | | Service profile: | IETF | | Default access point: | Your wanted Access Point | | Public user name: | sip:SIP user @domain or IP address | | Use compression: | No | | Regristration: | Always on | | Use security: | No | Proxy server: | Proxy server address: | sip:IP address of your asterisk | | Realm: | asterisk (or the realm of your asterisk) | | User name: | SIP user | | Password: | secret | | Allow loose routing: | Yes | | Transport type: | UDP | | Port: | 5060 | Registrar server: | Registrar serv.addr.: | sip:Asterisk | | Realm: | - | | User name: | - | | Password: | - | | Transport type: | UDP | | Port: | 5060 | Now, navigate to Tools->Settings->Connection->Internet tel.settings: and create a New profile in the Options menu with the following settings: | Name: | Default | | SIP profiles: | previously defined profile |
Now you should be Setup correctly.
*** PLEASE NOTE! 3 Phones I have set-up did not work unless I provided an IP address of the Asterisk server instead of a hostname. So if things go wrong - This is the thing to try first :) Enjoy :) Simba. |
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Thursday, 25 June 2009 13:45 |
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On Windows XP (Home or pro) your user is an administrator or at least a local administrator, but any file or icon you right-click leads to a box with an error message saying "Registry Access Denied". I was digging this for hours, the web is full with useless information about it. |
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Monday, 15 June 2009 20:30 |
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Sometimes you find yourself in a position where you just got to a new workplace, the person in-job before you left a bounch of files on the computer but guess what -- the Excel file you need the most is password protected. This article will explain how you can simply crack the password of any password-protected Excel file. |
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