TCP keep-alive 1200s, registration interval 600s.ĬSipSimple on the Moto G never loses registration. Moto E was a Telus prepaid, Moto G no-carrier from Staples.ĬSipSimple and battery settings (non-optimized app) are the same on both phones.
VOIP ZOIPER V2.15 ANDROID
I run CSipSimple on 2 Android devices, Moto G 2014 and Moto E 2nd LTE Some detail here for those trying to resolve similar. The account may show still connected on VoIP.ms, but inbound calls get a fast busy or go to VM. I've discovered losing registration (no inbound calls) happens on some Marshmallow devices but not others. Until very recently, I have had zero issues with CSipSimple remaining connected for inbound calls, configured as above. Adding voice back to the plans will add about $60/month in total to our communication costs.Īnyone else have some success using voip over cellphone data or wifi replace cellphone talk plan? I think moving around drops the wifi and it connects again but the SIP app doesn't always register whereas the data connection stays connected more often.Īnyways, in my attempt to save some money, reliability has dropped to the point the user (my family) is not too happy. Slightly better results with cell data only and wifi off. I've tried leaving the phone on wifi, cell data off and the other way, wifi off, leaving cell data on. (When I'm using Google voice I disable the SIP app from answering). Outgoing calls mostly work, but is still not 100% reliable. I have better luck with Google voice, Google voice rings most of the time on incoming calls.
Or it takes a long time for calls to connect, maybe 8-10 seconds during which time the person calling is asking "can you hear me, can you hear me"? Incoming calls mostly don't ring the phone and outgoing calls don't ring or if they do connect, the calls either drop immediately or I can't hear the other end, it's a one-way call.
In the setup with voip.ms and the native SIP app, the app seems to drop connections to voip.ms and I have tried both "Auto" and "Always" with the NAT keep alive setting. The second is Google Voice using the HangOuts Dialer app. I'm using two means of making and receiving calls on the cellphone.įirst is using a voip.ms account and the native Android sip dialler. I just got a Fido plan for $25 for 3 GB/month. I have one phone on Virgin Mobile at $20/month for 1 GB. I have a couple of phones on data only plans, one with virgin mobile a second with Fido. The way cellphone plans are structured, data only (tablet) plans are cheaper than voice+data+text plans. This is the closest Howard forum to post my question. This post is about using voip and cellphone data to replace a cellphone talk plan.
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