[TJIR]

Double check your settings.I am sure you forgot something or did something wrong. Configure EXACTLY like I posted including the CAPS at BroadWorks need to be exactly the same. My brother could not get it working at first, but then it worked. The settings I posted work, have been tested and continue to work everyday for me.

[TJIR]

Also if you have more than one device, you need to call broadvoice and add the device to your account or manually configure your home adapter (change proxy)(TURN OFF PROVISIONING)

[GuardianZX9]

I have no home adapter, I have a BYOD account.

G

[TJIR]

Then it should be working fine. I use my E61i at home with my WiFi connections and I have NO problems. I use it everyday. Check your configuration and I am sure it will work.

[GuardianZX9]

Ok, got it working, not sure how but it works now.

Here are the steps I followed, I did a firmware update of the phone to make it factory fresh as I bought it used.

I entered all the BV settings per your post.

I took out my active TMobile SIM and put in a non registered SIM to get the phone to even work as it will not work without a SIM in place.

Joined my wireless network WEP(40bit encryption)

First time I got Registration Failed, so I put the phone in Offline Mode and forced it to connect to WiFi, forced the SIP registration trying to make a call and wala! it rings through.

Wow, I had entered the SIP settings 20 times ant it always got Registration Failed.

Was it something with the non activated SIM card?
I have no idea, just happy that it works.

Thanks again
G

[TJIR]

I am glad you got it to work. You don't know how long it took me to find out the settings I posted. Thanks to the original poster in that thread who monitored his device connected to Broadvoice and noticed the BroadWorks field ... Now I have another task ... make my Linksys 3102 work with Broadvoice .............

[GuardianZX9]

I am reading that a lot of guys are setting up an asterisk pbx server and setting their BV line as a trunk.

They are then connecting all their devices to the asterisk box via SIP and whichever gets the BV trunk first gets the call.

Sounds like a good way around the 1 device limit.

I may give this a try just to mess around with asterisk

G