magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

I was using a cisco UC520 with qa SIP UA and saw password changed.
change the sip ua creds with new password but no calls in or out.
For now I have hooked back up dongle and went back to using fxo with dongle and dial-peers till this get hammered out.

I will not have some time to try and debug ...

Same here using a cisco Router with a SIP UA password changed change config but looks like they may be doing some type of check for the dongle now ?

Have just went back to dongle with fxo port for now untill I can figure out what is going on

mberlant wrote:Let's see what Gumby comes up with.

I have had no time this week probably won't untill next week some time.
sorry

picabotwo

I wil try this also I have only 7961 and 41 in my home lab.
I will see if I can get it working and compare configs.
Mat be a few days

[quote="mberlant"]I am no expert with Cisco IP phones, but here is what jumps out at me:

- If your external address is stable, put it into <natAddress>. Even if it isn't, it is most likely safe. This may be a suitable substitute for the Cisco's lack of a STUN client, which should help you receive ...

crazychris2001 wrote:I was talking to the tech chat on the magicjack website and the person on there told me after january 1st, 2009 sometime for number porting and it will cost $10 to port your number.

Now they say within three months (no live chat support)
Willprobably take 6 months to port once you request it.

hoppersjj wrote:What kind of headphones work well with my new MajicJack? I would search this site but I don't see a search box and I have been looking.

I Use a Plantronics DSP head set works very well.
http://www.plantronics.com/north_americ ... prod440042

I have successfully loaded my Cisco 7970 with SIP70.8-2-1S. Everything seems to work fine. The phone registers and I can make outgoing calls, conference calls etc. But I cannot receive incoming calls at all. When the person calls they just get a busy signal. I have forwarded ports 5060, 5070, tcp ...

mj supports 2 codec, G711u and G711a. I can't tell much difference between them though.

otherwise, if we can choose codecs around freely, the best codec in terms of bandwidth saving would be G729, and G722 wins for best voice quality.

711a is used primary by European carriers and 711U is used ...

No, vms has nothing to do with voicemail. It is a server for the rtp voice packets as explained in the wiki -

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MagicJack/Support_Resources/How-To/Proxy_Find2#SIP_and_RTP_servers

Synchron 8)

Ok they just look like SIP serves to me and work that way in my SIP trunk ...

Wow Have been installing Nortell, 3com and Cisoc Voip solutions for 10 years using the vendor provided G.729 codec. I know we had to license others that is why we used G729. Unless the vendors have licensed it already for use on their respective system ? Yes, indeed. It is rather painless and ...

I think that the vms address associates with the rtp protocol which is the actual voice traffic and that the proxy address is the one you should be controlling your location with and that the mj server will automatically pick the right vms server based on the proxy - at least that's what I think ...

No, G.729 is most definitely a patent protected CODEC. The patent holder has engaged the services of Sipro Lab, in Montreal, Quebec, to administer its licensing. The licensing structure is such that the royalty fee can be incorporated into a piece of hardware easier and more inexpensively than into ...

Don't expect for MJ to perform any transcoding in their proxy servers, nor to pay the licensing fee on G.729, at the price they are charging us. Your success indicates that, for the number you called, the termination provider supports G.729 at their outbound gateway. You may observe that calls to ...

Don't expect for MJ to perform any transcoding in their proxy servers, nor to pay the licensing fee on G.729, at the price they are charging us. Your success indicates that, for the number you called, the termination provider supports G.729 at their outbound gateway. You may observe that calls to ...

Working with G729 !! with no VAD because I hate VAD probably will work with it on the cisco side but VAD =BAD
UC520#sho sip call
Call 1
SIP Call ID : [email protected]
State of the call : STATE_RECD_PROCEEDING (4)
Substate of the call : SUBSTATE_NONE (0)
Calling Number ...

I haven't looked to see which "alternative" CODEC(s) MJ now supports, but there is a clue in the FAQ that there is at least one low-bandwidth CODEC available.

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Have been making G.729 calls, but not utilizing the MJ device as I am viloating my TOS shh dont tell.
I am using my SIP creds ...

You won't notice the disconnection, but your callers will.

During that 45 minute window each hour your Cisco will think it's Registered, but MJ will not think so. Your Cisco will continue to give you Dial Tone when you ask for it, and will automatically re-Register and retry the call when it ...

registrar ipv4:67.88.10.198:5070 expires 3600 (server near me)
registrar ipv4:66.104.96.198:5070 expires 3600 secondary (server near me) I recommend changing this timer from 3600 (one hour) to no more than 840 (14 minutes). In the very likely case that your Cisco can't interpret the 870 value that ...

I have my UC520 working with the Magic Jack service without needing the dongle.
I think this set up will work with a any Cisco Voice Gateway or CME set up.
Looks like I can have 4 calls at once on the sip trunk (Have not tested beond that).

Here are the pertinent parts of the config

! USED ON ...

az2008 wrote:

gumby357 wrote: 6.104.96.198:5070;

I think that first one should be 66.104.96.198

Mark

Fixed thanks pasting error

All:
Here is list of SIP proxys that My MJ tries to register with. I am goign to try to set up a Cisco Dial peer on a UC520 with some of these and thought other my like to no if they are trying to use with SIP phones.
Have fun :)


66.104.96.198:5070;
67.90.152.70:5070;
64.1.213.70:5070;
67.108.236 ...

Pmdump Still works Just have to get the PMDUMP command in there as soon as the Magicjack.exe pops up in the list of proccesses when you plug in the device.

now on to trying this as a SIP dial peer with a cisco UC520

Pmdump Still works Just have to get the PMDUMP command in there as soon as the Magicjack.exe pops up in the list of proccesses when you plug in the device.

now on to tring this as a SIP dial peer with a cisco UC520

Just purchased an MJ for a Home Lab and have a few questions foir the Gurus on this board. I have read through many post and See that it works and may not work so looking for clarification.

1. I see that in the past you can set up a SIP connection if I get PDUMP. Dose the PMDUMP still work with the ...