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Skype and WiFi Phones, Setting up D-Link Phone

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RatHat View Member Profile	May 20 2007, 04:35 PM Post #1
GeekU Mod Posts: 5,352 From: Lake Mabprachan, Thailand OS: XP SP2 ~ Vista Ultimate	Hi there, Does anyone know how to set up Skype with a D-Link DPH-540 WiFi Phone? I have SkypeIn and Skype out, and plenty of credit. Problem is the WiFi phone wants me to set up the following: SIP Domain Proxy Address Proxy Port Outbound Addr. Outbound Port Local Port This has got me stumped. I have purchased SkypeIn so that people can call me on the allocated number, which I should be able to program into the phone, however, I cannot find any help for this type of setup on the Skype site. Any help from anyone who knows how to do this would be much appreciared. Regards, RatHat

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