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SIP Registration is only for telling the Nehos SIP Proxy which IP and port to send a call (inbound DID) to the customers equipment. The industry default is 3600 seconds, i.e., 1 hour. It should not be set higher than this….

Nehos supports two types of authentication for making and receiving calls on the sip.nehos.com.au SIP Proxy. The preferred method is to create a SIP account within the my.nehos.net customer panel that supports username and password based authentication. IP based authentication which…

Connection Details Your Domain & SIP Proxy will need to be set to sip.nehos.com.au (180.94.236.10) to use this network. Supported Protocols The sip.nehos.com.au domain supports the following SIP signaling protocols: UDP on port 5060 — recommended for most deployments TCP on…

Nehos pride themselves in that over many years they have successfully ported in every requested number. Recent legislation has further simplified the process to make it easy for you to move your number from one supplier to another. The only information…

Calls are limited to a set international destination list from within the Nehos Customer portal based on what you authorise and expect to dial. This service is designed to limit or stop international toll fraud on your account. ONLY enable the…

A channel in this context relates to a simultaneous call to an international DID. For information on Australian DIDs and channels please refer to an alternate Wiki labeled “Inbound Channels Explained (Domestic). In most cases an International DID provides a maximum…

A channel in this context relates to a simultaneous call. This can be seen on a call coming in and a call going out. e.g you make a call or you receive a call. Although you do pay for the call…

For more information about LNP, please read our wiki – LNP – Local Number Porting – IN

Local Number Portability (LNP) terms that are commonly used.