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Revision 25 (Adrian Georgescu, 10/11/2012 11:31 PM) → Revision 26/129 (Adrian Georgescu, 10/11/2012 11:32 PM)

h1. SIP domain enrollment 

 You can create a limited number of SIP accounts under your own Internet domain as follows. The usage is based on a fair use policy and no support is provided. Do not complain that the SIP service does not work with some SIP devices, consult with the device manufacturer forum for this. 

 h2. Login account setup 

  * "Register a login account at SIPThor Net platform":https://sipthor.net/register_login_account.phtml 

 h2. Domain setup 

 First register an Internet domain with a domain registrar or *SIPThor Net*. This allows you to manage the DNS zone associated with your Internet domain. Managing the DNS zone records allows you to use the SIP servers provided by *SIPThor Net* infrastructure.  

 Register or transfer an Internet domain to "SIPThor Net":https://sipthor.net/dns_zone.phtml?zType_form=domains 

 h2. DNS setup 

 For anyone to be able to communicate with your addresses using SIP protocol, they must be able to find the SIP servers that serve your domain. If you want to make use of this service, the SIP servers belong to *SIPThor Net* infrastructure. For this to happen you must add certain records to the DNS zone for your domain at the entity that manages these records. These DNS records are describe here: 

 <pre> 
 example.com. 		       3600 IN 	 NAPTR    30 100 "s" "SIP+D2U" "" _sip._udp.example.com. 
 example.com. 		       3600 IN 	 NAPTR    10 100 "s" "SIP+D2T" "" _sip._tcp.example.com. 
 _sip._tcp.example.com. 	 3600 IN 	 SRV 	 100 100 5060 proxy.sipthor.net. 
 _sip._udp.example.com. 	 3600 IN 	 SRV 	 100 100 5060 proxy.sipthor.net. 
 </pre> 

 Replace example.com with your own domain name. 

 In the description below the words *domain* and *zone* mean the same thing in different contexts. 

 h3. DNS zone served by a third-party 

 Provision the DNS records described above into the DNS zone managed by the third party.    Go to step *SIP setup* 

 h3. DNS zone delegated to SIPThor Net *SIPThor Net* 

 You can have your Internet domain registered with a third party and have the DNS records belong to your domain managed by *SIPThor Net*.    At the service provider where you have registered your Internet domain, you can delegate the administration of the DNS records belonging to your Internet domain to *SIPThor Net* name servers by changing the existing NS records to the following name servers: 

  * ns1.dns-hosting.info 
  * ns2.dns-hosting.info 
  * ns3.dns-hosting.info 

 Then follow the step *DNS zone served by SIPThor Net* 

 h3. DNS zone served by SIPThor Net *SIPThor Net* 

  * Go to the *DNS zones* section and "add your domain":https://sipthor.net/provisioning_mdns.phtml?service=dns_zones 
  * Click on *Records* link for your *DNS zone* 
  * Select record type *SIP TCP Transport* enter value *proxy.sipthor.net* and click add.  
  * Select *SIP UDP Transport* enter value *proxy.sipthor.net* and click add. 

 h2. SIP Account setup 

  * "Add your SIP domain in the SIP domain section":https://sipthor.net/provisioning_mdns.phtml?1=1&service=sip_domains@sipthor 
  * "Add you SIP accounts under SIP account section":https://sipthor.net/provisioning_mdns.phtml?1=1&service=sip_accounts@sipthor 

 h2. SIP Device setup 

 Configure your SIP device with the account credentials created above.  

 Enjoy your SIP Accounts!