Snom

Written by Snom. Last updated: May 15, 2020

Setting up a Snom

These settings work for the Snom 300, 320, 360, 370, and the 700 series. It could be that these settings also work for other types. Give it a try and let us know.

Discovering the device’s IP-address

Press the help button on the device.
Enter the IP-address from the device in a web browser (on a computer that is connected to the same network).

You can setup a password if you want to. Click in the menu on Identity 1.

Entering account information

Click on the Login tab, fill in the following information.

By Display name fill in the Account ID from your VoIP-account. You can find this by going to Freedom. Click on Admin and then on VoIP-account. After VoIP-account you will see your account ID.
In the Password field, enter the password from your VoIP account. In Freedom, click on admin and then on VoIP account. On the right side under filters, change Show passwords to Yes and then click Apply. An extra column containing the password will be displayed.

By Registrar fill in ha.voys.de.
Click on Apply.

SIP settings

Go to the tab SIP.
Change DTMF via SIP INFO to on.
Change Subscribtion Expiry (s) to 1800.
Click on Apply.

NAT settings

Go to the tab NAT.
At Keepalive interval (seconds) fill in 15.
Click on Apply.

RTP settings

Go to the tab RTP.
At Codec fill in g722, pcma and g729.
Click on Apply.

Testing the VoIP account

Click in the menu on System Information.
If the account is registered at the server you will see at Identity 1 Status: Account@Server: OK. The account is now registered correctly.