How to set up Gigaset N300A IP for Phonely voip on Sky

Hi there!

Does anyone know if Philly works on Gigaclear DECT VoIP hubs like the N300A IP please? In Sky broadband?

I’m trying to set one up with Phonely, but the details they’ve given me to set up third party equipment “aren’t working”, in that when I try different combinations in the configuration fields I get the message that registration has failed.

The configuration information I’ve been given is:
Primary SIP Server: reg6.phonely.co.uk:5075
Secondary SIP Server: reg5.phonely.co.uk:5075
Username: [name]
Password: [pwd]
DTMF Mode: RFC2833
Codecs: OPUS / G722 / G711-Alaw

The hub doesn’t support Opus.

The settings fields on the hub include:

Authentication name
Authentication password
Username
Display name

Domain
Proxy server /Port
Registration server /Port
Registration refresh time

STUN enabled Y/N
STUN Server address
STUNServer port
STUN Refresh time
NAT refresh time
Outbound proxy mode (auto, always, never)

Use DHCP option 120 “SIP Server” Y/N

Outbound server address
Outbound proxy port
Select network protocol (udp only, tcp only, automatic)
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There’s a tick box on another screen for DTMF Mode RFC2833

Any help gratefully received!

So what have you entered in each of the fields on the N300?

If it helps, I've added my N300A settings for Voipfone.
Many of these were untouched from default.

Authentication name - user ID from your provider
Authentication password - user PW from your provider
Username - same as Auth name
Display name - my phone number 01234567890

Domain - sip.voipfone.net
Proxy server /Port - sip.voipfone.net / 5060
Registration server /Port - blank / 5060
Registration refresh time - 180s

STUN enabled Y/N - N
STUN Server address - blank
STUNServer port - 3478
STUN Refresh time - 240s
NAT refresh time - 20s

Outbound proxy mode (auto, always, never) - Automatic
Use DHCP option 120 “SIP Server” Y/N - n/a

Outbound server address - sip.voipfone.net
Outbound proxy port - 5060
Select network protocol (udp only, tcp only, automatic) - Automatic

Codecs - just leave the default list, unless there's a reason to edit
I didn't touch the Advanced VoIP Settings page
That's all I needed to do

Edited by cjn (Wed 04-Mar-26 15:38:42)