[therock003]

I need to ask if there is any builtin functionality for BlackBerry so i can make SIP calls without any software. I just don't want to have to launch an app every time i want to make a call. I'm looking for a way to store the sip settings, and the phone shall retrieve and use them whenever i want to call. Older Enterprise Nokias had such functionalitty, and i hope BB does too. For example.

Nokia E72 SIP Settings VoIP Setup SIP Client Configuration

[dc/dc]

No.

[therock003]

At least are there any decent SIP client that can run on the background and can achieve this task?

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by therock003

At least are there any decent SIP client that can run on the background and can achieve this task?

No, but Skype is "coming soon".

[therock003]

There is Mobile VOIP and possibly many others. But i dont need something for specific providers. I need to set my own providers so i can call the PBX i have set up.

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by therock003

There is Mobile VOIP and possibly many others. But i dont need something for specific providers. I need to set my own providers so i can call the PBX i have set up.

You won't get that unfortunately. Sorry.

[therock003]

That's unfortunate. I found lots of documentation on the subject but dont knwo what to make of it.

RIM Adds Wi-Fi Calling, SIP to BlackBerry Voice System - www.enterprisemobiletoday.com
Configuration settings for VoIP profiles - Policy Reference Guide - BlackBerry Enterprise Server - 5.0.2
Architecture: BlackBerry MVS
Integrating the BlackBerry MVS with a BlackBerry Enterprise Server - Planning Guide - BlackBerry Mobile Voice System for SIP Gateways - 5.1.1

[Motorcycle Mama]

Are you on a BES?

[tsac]

RIM offered the feature to hopefully save some enterprise users. Businesses that are capable of utilizing the feature to route calls via their own phone system can save costs especially on tolls use. Doubtful it would be usable for others.

[therock003]

I am not on BES, but i dont understand what MVS is and what they're implementing on BES subscribers. The documentation i posted above seems deep and i don't understand what it refers to. Is it something like what Nokia e72 was doing? Cause I'm really interested on such a feature. I don't want to have to launch an app and make my calls from there every time...

[Motorcycle Mama]

All the links you posted indicated that this is something for Enterprise and is installed with the BES.

Bottom line, as has been posted several times, you (as an individual) are not going to get that functionality.