Registering my MJ using X-Lite

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cnr1109
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Registering my MJ using X-Lite

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I just received my MJ. I am planning to extract the SIP credentials and use the X-Lite softphone only without ever installing the MJ software. Can I use the X-Lite to register my MJ, choose my telephone number, etc. without ever plugging in the dongle or installing MJ software on my computer? Thanks.
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Post by propizza »

Nope!
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Post by VoipDude »

No, you must use the dongle to register, and be assigned a phone number in the area code of your choosing. Once this is accomplished, you can extract your SIP info and configure X-Lite with your SIP info. You may then remove the dongle and use X-Lite as your softphone.
cnr1109
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Post by cnr1109 »

VoipDude wrote:No, you must use the dongle to register, and be assigned a phone number in the area code of your choosing. Once this is accomplished, you can extract your SIP info and configure X-Lite with your SIP info. You may then remove the dongle and use X-Lite as your softphone.
Thanks for your answer. I was trying to avoid having their software on my computer.
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Post by cnr1109 »

I have registered and extracted the SIP credentials after installing the dongle. I then reformatted my computer to get rid of their software. I am now using a PAP2T-NA and X-Lite (no, not at the same time). I have the MJ dongle in a box; hopefully never to see the light of day again.
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Post by Kif Kroker »

You could have just made a restore point before plugging the MJ in and then restored to that point after your MJ was registered. But what you did works well too. :)
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Post by arcadia2uk »

Personally, I'm a believer in Sandboxing software, it runs the installed software in a virtual environment and leaves no traces on the hard drive.
One I like is Sandboxie
http://www.sandboxie.com/
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