Ubuntu Airtel SIP Initial Setup
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a proven Airtel Black SIP configuration running on my Ubuntu machine and handled through Linphone. The goal is a clean, documented initial setup—no trial-and-error learning on my system, please. If you have already registered an Airtel SIP trunk on Linux, you’ll know the exact registrar format, the unusual port mapping Airtel uses, and the little tweaks that keep audio flowing both ways behind NAT.
Here’s the workflow I’m expecting:
• Install or verify the latest Linphone and any required dependencies on my Ubuntu box.
• Register the Airtel Black SIP account, applying the correct proxy, authentication string, and codec priorities.
• Prove the setup with at least one inbound and one outbound call (I can join you on a test call).
• Hand over a concise notes file or shell script that recreates the configuration from scratch on a fresh Ubuntu installation.
The configuration could be done over on google meet and you would have access to router.
Here’s the workflow I’m expecting:
• Install or verify the latest Linphone and any required dependencies on my Ubuntu box.
• Register the Airtel Black SIP account, applying the correct proxy, authentication string, and codec priorities.
• Prove the setup with at least one inbound and one outbound call (I can join you on a test call).
• Hand over a concise notes file or shell script that recreates the configuration from scratch on a fresh Ubuntu installation.
The configuration could be done over on google meet and you would have access to router.