Exetel MoIP
Re: Exetel MoIP
How about MoIP app for the Nokia N900 (for Maemo/MeeGo OS)?
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How about a desktop application, is that at all possible?
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Compositor, MoIP was written to make Exetel VoiP simpler to do on mobile phones. On desktops the competition is fierce, see for example the SIP phones listed at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison ... ne_clients. I know of more than are listed. My favourite is Twinkle. The most widely used is probably X-Lite. Only the paid-for softphones, like Bria, https://secure.counterpath.com/Store/co ... oductId=73, include the important but proprietary G.729 audio codec.
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Hi Dazzled
I've been using phonerlite with the GSM codec and it's ok downstream but I am kind of pushing it uphill if you know what I mean, so was wondering if HSUPA as in the E176 would help, even if I was using a desktop since it seems Exetel have some pretty good VoIP plans but I'm likely more interested in MoIP if it can be configured to work on a desktop somehow.
Thank you
I've been using phonerlite with the GSM codec and it's ok downstream but I am kind of pushing it uphill if you know what I mean, so was wondering if HSUPA as in the E176 would help, even if I was using a desktop since it seems Exetel have some pretty good VoIP plans but I'm likely more interested in MoIP if it can be configured to work on a desktop somehow.
Thank you
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Pick a desktop VOIP program, preferably with G.729, and configure it using your exetel VOIP/MOIP settings.compositor wrote:Hi Dazzled
I've been using phonerlite with the GSM codec and it's ok downstream but I am kind of pushing it uphill if you know what I mean, so was wondering if HSUPA as in the E176 would help, even if I was using a desktop since it seems Exetel have some pretty good VoIP plans but I'm likely more interested in MoIP if it can be configured to work on a desktop somehow.
Thank you
If you want SMS on the desktop, I believe exetel has a java program for that.
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How do I get this working on the e71
I've followed the standard guide but keep getting registration failed messages!
SMS works fine.
Regards,
LJP
I've followed the standard guide but keep getting registration failed messages!
SMS works fine.
Regards,
LJP
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Could you please PM your service number to support you with the setupljp wrote:I've followed the standard guide but keep getting registration failed messages!
SMS works fine.
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Re: Exetel MoIP
Really where?samarium wrote:If you want SMS on the desktop, I believe exetel has a java program for that.
I believe a company called PennyTel offer it via the handset and I'm kind of dismayed that Exetel only support one companys' devices eg Nokia.
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compositor wrote:Really where?samarium wrote:If you want SMS on the desktop, I believe exetel has a java program for that.
I believe a company called PennyTel offer it via the handset and I'm kind of dismayed that Exetel only support one companys' devices eg Nokia.
https://www.exetel.com.au/members/send_ ... exeSMS.php
you mentioned desktop, what device were you wanting to do it from? There are other solutions as well
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Hi Jokiin,
Looks good, I hope the whole website can take on that look
Desktop is good, but I'd really like to have a J2ME application that would in the very least allow me to send SMS, obtain account balance etc, and on more sophisticated handsets use MoIP or simple VoIP, since I believe the Android OS blocks 3G IP calls by default.
Thank you
P.S. I tried to login to that screen https://www.exetel.com.au/members/hosti ... domain.php but got nothing, so is it for hosting or only domains?
Looks good, I hope the whole website can take on that look

Desktop is good, but I'd really like to have a J2ME application that would in the very least allow me to send SMS, obtain account balance etc, and on more sophisticated handsets use MoIP or simple VoIP, since I believe the Android OS blocks 3G IP calls by default.
Thank you
P.S. I tried to login to that screen https://www.exetel.com.au/members/hosti ... domain.php but got nothing, so is it for hosting or only domains?
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not familiar with the hosting link as it's not something I've used or had anything to do with, perhaps someone else can advisecompositor wrote:Hi Jokiin,
Looks good, I hope the whole website can take on that look
Desktop is good, but I'd really like to have a J2ME application that would in the very least allow me to send SMS, obtain account balance etc, and on more sophisticated handsets use MoIP or simple VoIP, since I believe the Android OS blocks 3G IP calls by default.
Thank you
P.S. I tried to login to that screen https://www.exetel.com.au/members/hosti ... domain.php but got nothing, so is it for hosting or only domains?
I have an Android handset but don't use it for this so have never looked into it, for iPhone and Nokia there are other solutions about, I know the Colby program was popular with Nokia users http://home.exetel.com.au/colbyit/
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Hello,
So can Colby IT make something that does calls as well, ie in JAVA rather than supporting only one paradigm.
So can Colby IT make something that does calls as well, ie in JAVA rather than supporting only one paradigm.
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that's just an SMS program, there are others that do voice and SMS although I'm not familiar with any that so that on the Android platform at the moment, to be honest though I haven't actually looked for it on the Android platform eithercompositor wrote:Hello,
So can Colby IT make something that does calls as well, ie in JAVA rather than supporting only one paradigm.
Re: Exetel MoIP
On my Android mobile I use csipsimple to make calls via WiFi when I'm home and 3G when I'm out. Although I have noticed that I require pretty close to max 3G signal strength to get a reliable voip connection. For SMS I use Websms + an Exetel connector and SMSDroid all available from the Google market, this way I can use Exetels cheap web sms function. For my mobile data usage I use MyUsage app.compositor wrote: Desktop is good, but I'd really like to have a J2ME application that would in the very least allow me to send SMS, obtain account balance etc, and on more sophisticated handsets use MoIP or simple VoIP, since I believe the Android OS blocks 3G IP calls by default.
Regards
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Hi,
I use an Android phone with csipsimple and websms.
I don't use any other provider at all, I have found it works really well which is great as it is my only mobile phone.
After receiving lots of help from these forums my only problem is from my mobile its self.
Regards Granny12
I use an Android phone with csipsimple and websms.
I don't use any other provider at all, I have found it works really well which is great as it is my only mobile phone.
After receiving lots of help from these forums my only problem is from my mobile its self.
Regards Granny12