VoIP - Calling With a SIP URI: Difference between revisions
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m Show steps to disable systemd-resolved |
m Get NetworkManager to takeover control of /etc/resolv.conf |
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systemctl disable systemd-resolved |
systemctl disable systemd-resolved |
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systemctl mask systemd-resolved |
systemctl mask systemd-resolved |
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add the line |
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dns=default |
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to the ''main'' section of ''/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf'' |
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and then |
and then |
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rm /etc/resolv.conf |
rm /etc/resolv.conf |
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to get NetworkManager to take over control. |
to get NetworkManager to take over control of resolving. |
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* Voipfone Softphone (Android) deserves a mention. It needs an account with voipfone.co.uk, but you can signup and try for free. Their softphone app works out of the box for calling SIP URIs - provided they don't have numeric usernames: so you can call AAISP's office (e.g. support@aa.net.uk) but you can't call sip:<number>@host (it'll call the number direct instead). |
* Voipfone Softphone (Android) deserves a mention. It needs an account with voipfone.co.uk, but you can signup and try for free. Their softphone app works out of the box for calling SIP URIs - provided they don't have numeric usernames: so you can call AAISP's office (e.g. support@aa.net.uk) but you can't call sip:<number>@host (it'll call the number direct instead). |
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