[hfrisch]

To configure the UTStarcom F3000 for BroadVoice BYOD, the following SIP settings should work fine:

The settings for the F3000 for BroadVoice, under their “Bring Your Own Device” plans should be:

Press Menu - WiFi Settings - Signal Protocol - SIP - Select one of the 3 profiles - Set
Go through the items on that menu one at a time (from the top):
SIP Register Server Mode = DNS (not IP)
SIP Register Server Domain = sip.broadvoice.com
SIP Register Server IP Address = 0.0.0.0 (not used if DNS)
SIP Register Server Port = 5060
SIP Outbound Proxy = DNS (not IP)
SIP Outbound Server Domain = proxy.broadvoice.com (proxy.dca.broadvoice.com, proxy.lax.boradvoice.com, proxy.nyc.broadvoice.com, or proxy.chi.broadvoice.com are also valid choices here, though proxy.broadvoice.com will let the DNS server pick)
SIP Outbound Server IP Address = 0.0.0.0 (not used if DNS)
SIP Outbound Server Port = 5060
SIP User Name = your phone number
SIP Authentication String = your phone number (note: This could be different if Sim-Ring is used)
SIP Password = your password from Account Settings (note: This is NOT the web login password for managing your account – it is a random set of 10 numbers and letters)
To administer the SIP Password, you need to enter the security code for the phone (default is 888888)
SIP Profile = what ever string you would like to display when the phone is registered and on standby. I use BV followed by my phone number.

[acorbeil]

Here are some more info for BV setup:

In Local Network Config set the following:
- Primary DNS Server IP Address: 147.135.0.6
- Secondary DNS Server IP Address: 147.135.8.6
- DNS Server IP Address Source: Get DNS Server IP Address From Local Address

In RTP and STUN
DNS Query Type to SRV (Service Record)

This enables you to have an Outbound proxy like:
proxy-lax.broadvoice.com

As I understand it, it would allow Broadvoice to redirect the proxy if they are having problems/maintenance issues without affecting you.

[hfrisch]

The DNS servers specified are the BV DNS servers. This would let them redirect queries to proxy.broadvoice.com (rather than to a specific location).

With respect to the DNS type - you can use DNS-SRV if you use the proxy-lax.broadvoice.com format. If you use proxy-lax, then DNS-SRV will work and no SRV will not work. Similarly, if you use proxy.lax.broadvoice.com, the phone will work OK with DNS-SRV off, but will NOT work with DNS-SRV on (the phone has 4 DNS servers - 2 local, 2 from DHCP - it will check all 4 for the SRV response and give up rather than fall back to A-Record).

[acorbeil]

The DNS-SRV option should be set on each SIP and not be global. With DNS-SRV on it works for BV but not for FWD. Also with more memory in these phones it would be nice to have all the SIPs working at the same time.