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Default 30-09-2007, 22:07

You will get a fast busy signal if you don't have your SIP client running and have the ipkall account properly configured. I got it to work without any trouble.


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Default 01-10-2007, 10:21

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You will get a fast busy signal if you don't have your SIP client running and have the ipkall account properly configured. I got it to work without any trouble.
ok i'll check the settings again. The SIP device is always running as it is my DSL modem. But maybe the SIP adress doesnt work for them. I have several ones to check though

EDIT: Now i used a differnet SIP-adress to forward and it works.

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