Linphone SIP Account Configuration

• Check your device credentials via MY ACCOUNT > Personal details > Devices

  

• Your login/password are coming from MY ACCOUNT portal > Personal details > Devices:

  

• Once the application is installed click on "Use a SIP Account" button:

• Enter Credentials in account configuration menu:

• You must define the next details:
• SIP Domain: sip.australianphone.com.au
• Username: match Username from your account (10023 in case of example)
• Display name: match Username from your account (10023 in case of example)
• Password: match device's password from your account.
• Transport: Leave UDP for desktop, select TCP if you are using on your mobile or via a mobile connection
• Click "USE" 
  

  

• Next, select created account on the top left
• Make a free 09002 test call

• Login in to your Cloud PBX
• Make sure that you have a spare Softphone device available
• If you need to create a new device - check here: How to Create Device in Cloud PBX
• Navigate to Devices, click on "Tool" on the right to see Device Credentials

• You need to get from here: SIP Username, SIP Password, Realm:

• Now, you need to enter these settings into LinPhone:
• Username: match SIP Username from your device(user_dfs676fd in example)
• Display Name: match SIP Username from your account (user_dfs676fd in the example)
• SIP Domain: Enter Realm value from your device settings. (demo.pbx.australianphone.com.au in the example)
• Password: match SIP Password from your Device settings.
• Transport: Leave UDP for desktop, select TCP if you are using on your mobile or via a mobile connection
• Click "USE" 
• Make a free 09002 test call

 

• Please read carefully this topic: How to Enable Security with VoIP
• Send us email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to ask to enable VoIP encryption on your device (Please mandatory state device number)
• Now we need to switch Linphone to encryption mode for TLS
• Navigate to account preferences on the right side:

• Click Edit on Australian Phone account used before:

• Change transport type: set TLS

• Click Confirm to Save
• Navigate to Calls and Chat on the top
• Enable SRTP encryption

• Click OK to Save
• Make a test call to 09002, you should see closed lock symbol and prompt that call is encrypted with SRTP

1. 1. Exit from linphone app

 2. Open the Linphone configuration file (usually located in ~/.config/linphone/linphonerc for Linux or equivalent locations for other operating systems).
 In Windows, the Linphone configuration file is typically located in the following path:

C:\Users\<YourUsername>\AppData\Roaming\Linphone\linphonerc

 3. replace ALL (that may be more than one reoccurrence):
 
cpim_in_basic_chat_rooms_enabled=1 to cpim_in_basic_chat_rooms_enabled=0 
 4. Launch linphione application again
 

That will fix the issue with cpim messages, and now SMS will be sent as normal text