magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

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it is being done through the gmail call application. from the google voice end, a call is being sent to the gmail call app. somehow the box is programmed to behave like the gmail app which is able to initiate and receive calls

as the op wrote; you do it through the google chat in gmail. once a gmail account is associated with a google voice account, in gv, under settings, google chat will appear in the iist of forwarding phones. if you check that off, and go into gmail and open the chat you will see 'place call' as on ...

sleepy, to be able to use your ata, you can look at voipo, you can get it for around 10/month all in with promo codes. nettalk duo, probably wont be able to get creds. voip.ms has great features does incoming for 5/month plus 1 cent min outgoing. i like those two best.

i don't see how that is possible, one way or another the ata has to register, without the md5 encryption it is not going to work

i saw the method to obtain sip credentials relative to the tk6000, but i think the duo is too new to know if you can get them; they give out a proxy and username and password for the iphone app; but it is not certain those are the actual sip credentials; so it might be best to wait until someone who ...

i think you mean t.38 on the voip fax codec. in the old days when we could use an ata, it worked fine, following settings found here:

http://www.future-nine.com/faq/index.php?action=artikel&cat=1&id=5&artlang=en

that is using 711u codec. all you need to do is turn off ecm in the fax machine and ...

as to number 1: i use the same but with sleep 15 instead of 30; and perhaps troubleshoot but just trying one magicjack and see what happens;

as to number 2; i use : iptables -I INPUT -p udp --dport 5070 -j ACCEPT

and it works; but you should use some ddns unless you have static ip; doing this i am ...

press the pound key after your number; it will go through right away.

i am using tomato on an asus rt-n12, but i don't think it is a firmware issue; if the proxy works inside the network; it will work outside. make sure your firewall script is opening up port 5070. not the port forwarding section.

to test just telnet in and issue the command manually and then test it ...

yes it works, i do it all the time; i have mjproxy running on my router; use noip.com for my ddns. on my softphone away from my own network i list my ddns alias:5070 and it works fine. through iptables in the router i open 5070 and thats it. the same would on any mobile device that you can get an ...

maybe they have changed things; the only thing i needed to activate it was a 4 digit pin sent to a cell phone; is that what you are talking about ? i too could not find it in wireshark, i can only see the md5 nonce. so i am at a loss, on setting up another they only ask for one password which is ...

telnet into your router and enter these commands:

iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 5070 -j ACCEPT
iptables -I INPUT -p udp --dport 5070 -j ACCEPT

then try; it should work; normal port forwarding is not what you want to expose the router. if it does add the lines to your firewall script so that ...

my voxox shows registered, but i get 'invalid password' when dialing out and incoming goes to voxox vm. i only ever had one password from them; do you know how to obtain the proper sip password for voxox numbers ? thanks to anyone who can solve this.

i think it would come down to the proxy; there are several apps for sip for phones. i don't have an iphone or similar, but i have the proxy in my tomato capable router, and i opened up port 5070 with an iptables command that is part of the firewall script and on a netbook with a softphone, i use my ...

which version are you using ? did you try the static linked version found in the tomato post ? maybe you have a better chance with that, it would be the larger of the two files posted in that thread

the udp conversation packets are going to be under 62000. if the router has an option to open ports with nat-pmp that would be best; otherwise you'd have to open something like 8000-50000 for udp and that will do it; with most routers you should not have to forward anything; i'd consider another ...

Best solution is to install the tomato firmware on the router. make sure you check carefully the version number on your router to find out how to go about changing out the firmware. then follow the instructions here:
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r21581951-HOWTO-QoS-and-Tomato-fixes-choppy-voice ...

i took a look again, there was a wiki there about the unit; it runs a 2.6 linux kernel and the source code was there; it shows all of the installed programs and the proprietary programs they use on the kernel. they also talk about modifying the firmware; but my best guess is that if you look in the ...

could not read the thread you pointed out; its for registered users. you have to find out what the unit is running. it has 128 megs of ram and it states 4 megs of flash memory. that more than most routers running dd-wrt; i would guess it is a linux kernel. i don't think any proxy is going to work ...

Did you read the OP???

yes, i think he is saying he had mj running on an ata; which did not work, presumably because he needs a proxy setup and he is asking if his streaming device, which looks like it runs something like dd-wrt can host the proxy, he mentions the ipkg support found in openwrt ...

if it has support to build from source, it will work, just get the mjpoxy c source that is here and make the proxy file. otherwise you need more info as to what it is running.

correcting my prior post, i see you are dealing with a router not supported by dd-wrt and using a computer on the network to host the proxy. in that case you probably only need to forward 5070 to the computer running the proxy and it should work. if it does not you might want to add an exception in ...

i have this working; but i don't think port forwarding is the way. i use an iptables command to simply open up 5070 on the router and run it at startup and it works.

i use these

iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 5070 -j ACCEPT
iptables -I INPUT -p udp --dport 5070 -j ACCEPT

(those are case ...

i installed mjproxy and compiled from the source code here on another post, using twinkle i put in my mj creds, but used the mj proxy ip and port and got mj to register successfully and could do outgoing calls. incoming did not work. i am trying to troubleshoot that a little bit and see if it is ...

Using ubuntu karmic, mjproxy and twinkle i got mj to successfully register and place outgoing calls. i could not get it to receive though. the client wll receive with other carriers (sipgate, sipsorcery) so don't think it is the nat, maybe it's something to do with mj proxy. but its a start. if ...