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‎Setting Yate as SIP Server

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‎Setting Yate as SIP Server

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‎Setting Yate as SIP Server

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‎Setting Yate as SIP Server

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‎Test situation

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‎Main concepts

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‎Setting Yate as SIP Server

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‎Test situation

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‎Main concepts

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	* [[SIP Security in Yate]]		* [[SIP Security in Yate]]
	* [[How To's]]		* [[How To's]]
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		+	[[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Server]] [[Category:Client]]

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-Start Yate Server.
+Steps to follow to test your configuration:
-Configure SNOM phone, follow this [[Yate_as_H323_GateKeeper_and_YateClient_as_H323_client#Configuring_Snom_phone| steps]].
+* Start Yate Server. See [[Starting Yate]] for this step.
+* Configure SNOM phone, follow this [[Yate_as_H323_GateKeeper_and_YateClient_as_H323_client#Configuring_Snom_phone| steps]].
-Configure the other account set in regfile in your YateClient:
+* Configure the other account set in regfile in your YateClient:
 [[File:YC_sip_account.png]]
-After all configuration it is done you can test your softphone.
+After all configuration it is done you can test your phones.
-From the telephony tab, dial one of the following (what you should hear in your headphones is listed next to the number): 99991001 (dial tone), 99991002 (busy tone), 99991003 (ring tone).
+For the softphone, from the telephony tab, dial one of the following (what you should hear in your headphones is listed next to the number): 99991001 (dial tone), 99991002 (busy tone), 99991003 (ring tone). For the other phone you can use the same numbers to test.
-After that you, you can start calling the other number.
+After that you, you can start making calls between them.

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 Configure SNOM phone, follow this [[Yate_as_H323_GateKeeper_and_YateClient_as_H323_client#Configuring_Snom_phone| steps]].
-Configure the other account set in regfile in your Yate client:
+Configure the other account set in regfile in your YateClient:
 [[File:YC_sip_account.png]]
-After all configuration it is done you can make calls.
+After all configuration it is done you can test your softphone.

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 *  a SNOM phone (you can follow the steps from this tutorial:[[Yate_as_H323_GateKeeper_and_YateClient_as_H323_client#Configuring_Snom_phone| to configure SNOM phone]])
-The purpose of this configuration schema is to make calls from SNOM phone to account in Yate client using a SIP server or reverse.
+The purpose of this configuration schema is to make calls from SNOM phone to the account in YateClient using the Yate SIP Server or reverse.
 ===Setting Yate as SIP Server===

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 === Main concepts ===
-The important issue in this article is that Yate knows SIP protocol. Yate can be used as a SIP Server and Yate clint can be used as a SIP client.
+The important issue in this article is that Yate knows SIP protocol. Yate can be used as a SIP Server and Yate Client can be used as a SIP client.
 ===Test situation===

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	After all configuration it is done you can make calls.		After all configuration it is done you can make calls.
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		+	'''See also'''
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		+	* [[Regfile\| Register Module]]
		+	* [[SIP in Yate]]
		+	* [[SIP Security in Yate]]

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		+	Configuring Yate to act as a SIP Server and YateClient to act as a SIP Client.
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	===Why this document===		===Why this document===