4 setting up voicemail, 5 setting up a contacts list – CounterPath X-Lite 3.0 User Guide User Manual

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CounterPath X-Lite 3.0

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1. Create the account: click

at the top of the softphone and choose SIP Account Settings. Click Add. The

Properties of Account window appears.

2. Under the Account tab, complete the fields within the User Details area.

3. For the remaining tabs, default settings are acceptable, or users can change them to suit a particular setup.

Settings that may need immediate changes include:

• Under the Account tab, fields within the Domain Proxy area.

• Under the Topology tab, settings to help X-Lite traverse NATs and firewalls.

For further details about the Account Settings window, see “SIP Account Settings” on

page 42

.

2.4 Setting up Voicemail

VoIP service providers may offer voicemail as a complement to their regular phone services. Users with access
to voicemail-enbaled accounts can set up certain voicemail features within the X-Lite softphone client (see
“Account Properties – Voicemail” on

page 45

). In particular:

• To enable connecting to voicemail by clicking

on the Call display, X-Lite users must access the

Voicemail tab of their SIP account’s properties dialog (see above) and then enter appropriate information
within the Number to dial for checking voicemail field.

• To enable sending incoming calls to voicemail by clicking

on the Call display,

X-Lite users must complete the Number for sending calls to voicemail field under the Voicemail tab.

2.5 Setting up a Contacts List

Using a Contacts list is the most efficient way to place calls. Users can set up contacts in several ways:

• During a call, users can add a remote party to their Contacts list (see “Add to Contacts List” on

page 11

).

• Users can add entries to the Contacts list one by one (see “Adding a Contact” on

page 17

).

• Users can import a Contacts list from an existing file or from another application (see

“Importing Contacts” on

page 19

).

For general information about contacts (see “Contacts Tab” on

page 16

).

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