Connecting To Google Voice - Revision history

Monica: /* Test your configuration */

2013-10-31T15:25:31Z

‎Test your configuration

Dana at 07:16, 30 May 2013

2013-05-30T07:16:50Z

Dana: /* Yate server */

2013-05-30T07:14:57Z

‎Yate server

Dana: /* Google Voice account */

2013-05-30T07:14:23Z

‎Google Voice account

Dana at 07:13, 30 May 2013

2013-05-30T07:13:42Z

Dana: /* Google Voice account */

2013-05-30T07:12:33Z

‎Google Voice account

Dana: /* Yate server */

2013-05-30T07:12:02Z

‎Yate server

Paulc: Added status and priority control

2013-05-03T12:58:10Z

Added status and priority control

Dana at 16:28, 13 February 2013

2013-02-13T16:28:45Z

Dana at 16:28, 13 February 2013

2013-02-13T16:28:28Z

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	* About Yate as JabberClient in the server mode: [[Jabber Client With Jingle Yate Server]] <br>		* About Yate as JabberClient in the server mode: [[Jabber Client With Jingle Yate Server]] <br>
	* More on the Jingle module: [[Yjinglechan]]		* More on the Jingle module: [[Yjinglechan]]
		+
		+	[[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Client]] [[Category:GoogleVoice]] [[Category:Server]]

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    ojingle_version=0;ojingle_flags=noping;redirectcount=5;checkcalled=false;dtmfmethod=rfc2833
+The first regexp is for 7-digit dialing (US area code 513); the second handles a 10-digit string; and the third handles an 11-digit NANPA number.
- '''Note:''' the first regexp is for 7-digit dialing (US area code 513); the second handles a 10-digit string; and the third handles an 11-digit NANPA number.
 Now run Yate server - you have listed [[Starting on windows|the commands for starting it on Windows]] or [[Starting Yate|the similar commands for linux]].

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−	'''Note:''' the first regexp is for 7-digit dialing (US area code 513); the second handles a 10-digit string; and the third handles an 11-digit NANPA number.	+	'''Note:''' the first regexp is for 7-digit dialing (US area code 513); the second handles a 10-digit string; and the third handles an 11-digit NANPA number.

	Now run Yate server - you have listed [[Starting on windows\|the commands for starting it on Windows]] or [[Starting Yate\|the similar commands for linux]].		Now run Yate server - you have listed [[Starting on windows\|the commands for starting it on Windows]] or [[Starting Yate\|the similar commands for linux]].

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   '''Note:''' If your Google account is set up to use '''two-step verification''', you must add an application-specific password or Yate will not be able to authenticate.
-  To do this, go into your account  settings, find the Security section, and then edit your Two-step Verification settings. There will be a link to manage application-specific passwords.
+  To do this, go into your account  settings, find the Security section, and then edit your Two-step Verification settings.
- There, you can generate a password just for Yate.
+ There will be a link to manage application-specific passwords. There, you can generate a password just for Yate.
 Now, let's focus on the Yate server.

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 Just to make sure that your account  is working, you should make a few test calls (both incoming and outgoing).
-  '''Note:''' If your Google account is set up to use '''two-step verification''', you must add an application-specific password or Yate will not be able to authenticate. To do this, go into your account
+  '''Note:''' If your Google account is set up to use '''two-step verification''', you must add an application-specific password or Yate will not be able to authenticate.
-  settings, find the Security section, and then edit your Two-step Verification settings. There will be a link to manage application-specific passwords. There, you can generate a password just for Yate.
+ To do this, go into your account  settings, find the Security section, and then edit your Two-step Verification settings. There will be a link to manage application-specific passwords.
 Now, let's focus on the Yate server.
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   '''Note:'''
-  On Mac OS X, the configuration files for the server are found under ''/Applications/YateServer.app/Contents/MacOS/conf.d/''. You can see them listed in Finder by right-clicking the YateServer from
+  On Mac OS X, the configuration files for the server are found under ''/Applications/YateServer.app/Contents/MacOS/conf.d/''. You can see them listed in Finder by right-clicking
- ''/Applications'' and selecting ''Show package contents'' from the menu. A Finder window listing the ''Contents'' folder should appear. From there, go to ''MacOS -> conf.d'' to find the configuration
+ the YateServer from ''/Applications'' and selecting ''Show package contents'' from the menu. A Finder window listing the ''Contents'' folder should appear. From there,
- files. Further information can be found on the [[Paths and Directories]]  page.
+ go to ''MacOS -> conf.d'' to find the configuration files. Further information can be found on the [[Paths and Directories]]  page.

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	options=allowplainauth		options=allowplainauth

		+	Optionally you may add the following lines in the same section to control your state for the Jabber service. The high priority will allow the server to receive calls even if other Jabber clients are connected to the same account.
		+
		+	show=xa
		+	status=Voice calls only - Yate Server!
		+	priority=100

	Remember that if you have two-step verification turned on for your Google account, you need to generate an application-specific password and enter that here. (Google shows it with spaces, but you can remove the spaces.)		Remember that if you have two-step verification turned on for your Google account, you need to generate an application-specific password and enter that here. (Google shows it with spaces, but you can remove the spaces.)

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 * Mandriva 2010 spring OS
 * Yate/YateClient 4.1
 == Requirements ==

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 This document assesses an approachable way to set your Yate server to handle all your Google Voice calls (both incoming and outgoing) - using your SIP account .
-The configuration I used for writing this tutorial is Mandriva 2010 spring OS, and Yate/YateClient 4.1. Other resources used are listed in the [[#References|References]].
+The configuration used for writing this tutorial:
 == Requirements ==