In de rest van de xs4all->KPN migratie, stuur "Onderwerp Uw wachtwoord voor Telefonie" brieven gaarne in een lettertype waar de 000 en OOO heel duidelijk van elkaar kunnen worden onderscheiden.
Hier 4 pogingen (de helft van de permutaties) nodig gehad.
Helaas nog steeds niet goed:
met in "User name" in plaats van "user" nu "user@ims.imscore.net" is deze foutmelding weg: "Registration of Internet telephone number user failed. Remote site reports reason for error 403"
Maar nu deze foutmelding:
"Registration of Internet telephone number ########## failed. Reason for error: Remote site not responding. Timeout."
Dus VoIP werkt niet.
Dit zijn de settings (met ### vanwege privacy).
Help!
NB:
Zonder proxy "voip1-ext.kpn.net" (die heb ik van het KPN forum; stond niet in brief of mail) krijg ik foutmelding "Registration of Internet telephone number ########## failed. Reason for error: DNS error"
Nu krijg ik afwisselend deze foutmeldingen:
Registration of Internet telephone number ######## failed. Reason for error: Remote site not responding. Timeout.
Registration of Internet telephone number ######## failed. Remote site reports reason for error 403
Helaas heeft de VoIP expert van @xs4all/@KPNwebcare niet meer teruggebeld, maar ik denk dat in tegenstelling tot XS4ALL de @AVM_NL Fritz!Box 7360 niet meer door KPN ondersteund wordt omdat die het veld "Authentication name" daar niet in zit.
Daarom deze workaround bedacht:
Even in het Engels zodat het later op mijn blog voor alle lezers begrijpelijk is. Wellicht iets voor @xs4all/@KPNwebcare/@AVM_NL om ergens in de documentatie op te nemen.
3. Follow the menu to Telephony>Telephony Numbers 4. Ensure the Telephone Number is enabled and make a note of the Telephone number field as you need it second Fritz!Box.
@xs4all@KPNwebcare@AVM_NL 8. In Connecting a Telephone, switch the choice from FON S0 (ISDN telephone) to LAN/Wi-Fi (IP telephone), enter a name (or keep IP telephone 1) and click Next.
9. In Apply Settings to the IP Telephone, chose a Username and Password, then click Next. 10. In Configure a telephone for outgoing calls keep the default outgoing calls numbers, then press Next.
@xs4all@KPNwebcare@AVM_NL 12. In Apply Settings, observe what you configured in the above steps for Name, connected to/via (should be LAN/WiFi (IP telephone)), Number for outgoing calls, and Numbers for incoming calls are correctly shown, then click Apply.
@xs4all@KPNwebcare@AVM_NL 13. In Telephony>Telephony Devices, verify the new entry has been added (columns Name, Connected via, Telephone Number Outgoing, and Incoming should reflect the values from the previous step,
3. For Telephony provider, select Other provider, then enter the below fields (keep all other fields with default values) with the information from the first Fritz!Box:
@xs4all@KPNwebcare@AVM_NL A. Telephone number for registration becomes the value for Internal from the first Fritz!Box without the preceding asterisks (so the value **620 from above would become 620 here)
@xs4all@KPNwebcare@AVM_NL B. Internal telephone number in the FRITZ!Box becomes the Telephone number field from the first Fritz!Box.
C. User name in the FRITZ!Box becomes the Username field from the first Fritz!Box.
@xs4all@KPNwebcare@AVM_NL D. Password in the FRITZ!Box becomes the Password field from the first Fritz!Box.
E. Registrar in the FRITZ!Box becomes the IPv4 Address field from the first Fritz!Box. 4. Click Next.
@xs4all@KPNwebcare@AVM_NL 5. In Saving Internet Telephone Numbers, verify the values for Provider, Internet telephone number, User name, Registrar are correct (and Proxy server is blank), then click Next.
@xs4all@KPNwebcare@AVM_NL 6. In Checking Internet Telephone Numbers, wait for the progress bar to turn green (from blueish), then click Next. 7. In Telephone Numbers, observe the new entry has been added. 8. Logoff
I still know it didn't see the full implications when a student, that immigrated and learned the Dutch and English languages, told me this some 20 years ago.
Looking back my first glimpse was this:
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@Felienne@guido_leenders Long ago, while teaching about how to use the Delphi TTabSet (way before Tab Controls in Windows) with my standard example "put new tabs for all 26 alphabet letters", my Nordic students responded "are you sure?" implicating they had 29 letters.
@Felienne@guido_leenders Speaking semi-fluent German (writing any natural language is still hard for me), I knew about umlauts so my first guess was "umlauted letters are distinct over there".
Wrong!
Æ/æ, Ø/ø, and Å/å are at the end of their alphabet.
The mental side is hard. Learning to cope with both the lack of energy and ever varying LAR-syndrome symptoms too. They relate, likely having to do with the real acceptance of what I am in now.
Owning that situation should not be needed, but she did like a boss.
The second thing in every new situation for me is to look for any kinds of toilets (I wish there were more unisex ones, but that's for another topic; handicapped ones usually are).
Anyone with hygiene needs likely does.
That's mentally tougher when being on the autism spectrum.