Linksys WIP310 Success

mattvirus · Post by **mattvirus** » Wed Sep 02, 2009 8:34 pm

Probably old news --- but if you poke around the web interface of the linksys WIP310v2, in the admin section there is a section to enter SIP registrar information. Drop your magicjack info in there, click apply, and you'll be up and going.

Mine is working flawlessly

Callerid incoming/outgoing and everything.

mel2000 · Post by **mel2000** » Thu Sep 03, 2009 12:12 am

Are you saying that you're using MJ wirelessly and without the dongle via your WIP310 WiFi phone? That's something no one else here can do without a firmware hack of specific ATAs.

I have a Dlink DPH-541 that is supposedly similar to your WIP310. While I haven't used it with MJ since they "fixed" their code, for a short while I was able to send and receive MJ calls from it but I could never hear those who called me even though they could hear me. Outbound calls worked OK.

I now have my DPH-541 sending and receiving free calls just fine using Google Voice + Gizmo5 + Sipsorcery. My MJ is in its box on my closet shelf.

mattvirus · Post by **mattvirus** » Thu Sep 03, 2009 7:07 pm

Yes, that is exactly what I am saying.

My WIP310 connects to my WLAN and I make/receive calls perfectly fine with it.

mel2000 · Post by **mel2000** » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:14 pm

That's good to know. So it looks like MagicJack's "fix" only applied to specific ATAs.

When I tested MJ with the X-Lite softphone I found I could hear inbound callers only if I removed the G711-aLaw codec from the queue. Since my DPH-541 had no way of removing audio codecs from the queue I could not resolve the one-way audio issue. Oddly enough, I've tested my DPH-541 with SIP providers Voicestick, Future-Nine, CallCentric, Gizmo5 and Sipgate, and none of them had the audio codec incompatibility problem Magicjack had.

mattvirus · Post by **mattvirus** » Fri Sep 04, 2009 9:21 am

x-lite works perfectly fine for me as well with no modification to the standard installation.

mel2000 · Post by **mel2000** » Fri Sep 04, 2009 11:32 am

Your situation is certainly unusual compared to those who have been forced to give up the prospect of using alternative softphones with MJ by using SIP credentials alone.