SIP protocol on 3UK

AndreA · **SIP protocol on 3UK -** 24-01-2007, 16:48

I read that SIP will work on mobile uk networks, but depends on what network you're with and 3 doesn't allow it. Is it true?

andy · 29-01-2007, 16:21

As you can see by the slow response, I don't know much about this, but 3 is definitely more restrictive of even what wap sites you can view - I've not managed anything except its own site, which has links to paid services

Most of the SIP arrangements I've read about are using other modes like wi-fi, for example using the Nokia E-series or a PDA, but it is said to be possible over 3g.

3 recently launched a deal with Skype, included in a new package called X-series, which isn't promising for the prospects of SIP use

AndreA · 30-01-2007, 13:48

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Originally Posted by andy

3 recently launched a deal with Skype, included in a new package called X-series, which isn't promising for the prospects of SIP use

Well, I can see the poor future of SIP protocol on 3G...

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andy (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Prophet Posts: 2,128 Join Date: 10 Dec 2004 Country:	29-01-2007, 16:21 As you can see by the slow response, I don't know much about this, but 3 is definitely more restrictive of even what wap sites you can view - I've not managed anything except its own site, which has links to paid services Most of the SIP arrangements I've read about are using other modes like wi-fi, for example using the Nokia E-series or a PDA, but it is said to be possible over 3g. 3 recently launched a deal with Skype, included in a new package called X-series, which isn't promising for the prospects of SIP use