Great video! However, when I contact my internet provider for the SIP info they have no idea what I am talking about... any way to get around it? (Please use baby words as I'm not tech savy.... clearly haha)
Your internet provider won't provide you with SIP phone service by default. You'll need to sign up with either SIP phone service or a cloud phone system that supports SIP separately.
Hello, good video. I was wondering what values you have availble for "Local Call Recording Feature" under Settings -> Call Features. Is it only Disabled and Enabled or do you also get Auto Start ?
Hello, Can you tell me where to get SIP information? On every video I have seen, no one talks about where they get the SIP credentials. The help line does not even work. I know the phone is really good and all but due to the lack of instruction, it has become useless to me.
Hi, your SIP information will come from your phone system or service provider. The information is completely specific to the platform or provider you are trying to connect the phone to and nobody else’s but those entities could provide it.
Good day! Please tell me how to unlock the Grandstream GXP2170 phone if you have erased the administrator password. Maybe there is some utility for flashing from a computer.
Hi, Thanks for the video. I have one question. Consider we have two sites and we made ipsec site to site, now we've grandstream voip server in A site and in B site we have some grandstream phone and in B site they are getting ip add from B end router which is obviously the different network ip address. So, can we establish a connection or make registration of B Site phones with server available at A site..... Basically the main objective is to make calls from B site to A site phones and vice versa Please let me know your feedback....I will be waiting for your response
Hi Amit, thanks for your question. Without getting into the granular details about your network it sounds like your scenario presented should work. Make sure that your routers in each location have a route across the IPsec tunnel for the phones in Site B to reach the Grandstream server, that way the aren't looking for the server locally on Site B when it exists in Site A.
Good day! Please tell me how to unlock the Grandstream GXP2170 phone if you have erased the administrator password. Maybe there is some utility for flashing from a computer.
Great video! However, when I contact my internet provider for the SIP info they have no idea what I am talking about... any way to get around it? (Please use baby words as I'm not tech savy.... clearly haha)
Your internet provider won't provide you with SIP phone service by default. You'll need to sign up with either SIP phone service or a cloud phone system that supports SIP separately.
Hello, good video. I was wondering what values you have availble for "Local Call Recording Feature" under Settings -> Call Features. Is it only Disabled and Enabled or do you also get Auto Start ?
Hello, Can you tell me where to get SIP information? On every video I have seen, no one talks about where they get the SIP credentials. The help line does not even work. I know the phone is really good and all but due to the lack of instruction, it has become useless to me.
Hi, your SIP information will come from your phone system or service provider. The information is completely specific to the platform or provider you are trying to connect the phone to and nobody else’s but those entities could provide it.
Good day!
Please tell me how to unlock the Grandstream GXP2170 phone if you have erased the administrator password. Maybe there is some utility for flashing from a computer.
Have you tried the factory default option?
Hi,
Thanks for the video.
I have one question.
Consider we have two sites and we made ipsec site to site, now we've grandstream voip server in A site and in B site we have some grandstream phone and in B site they are getting ip add from B end router which is obviously the different network ip address. So, can we establish a connection or make registration of B Site phones with server available at A site.....
Basically the main objective is to make calls from B site to A site phones and vice versa
Please let me know your feedback....I will be waiting for your response
Hi Amit, thanks for your question. Without getting into the granular details about your network it sounds like your scenario presented should work. Make sure that your routers in each location have a route across the IPsec tunnel for the phones in Site B to reach the Grandstream server, that way the aren't looking for the server locally on Site B when it exists in Site A.
how to get sip server address
Good day!
Please tell me how to unlock the Grandstream GXP2170 phone if you have erased the administrator password. Maybe there is some utility for flashing from a computer.
Your SIP server address and SIP credentials will come from your phone service provider.
But you did not show us how to obtain the IP address the phone has?
The IP address is available via the network information page on the phone.
When the phone is idle tap the UP button