SipTAPI

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   Using any web browser, download SIPTAPI from http://sourceforge.net/projects/siptapi/files/

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   Unzip the download and copy siptapi.tsp into c:\windows\system32
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   Reboot your computer.

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   Unzip the download and copy siptapi.tsp into c:\windows\system32
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   Copy siptapi.tsp into c:\windows\syswow64
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   Reboot your computer.

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   Open Control Panel on your Computer.
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   Click on Phone and Modem.
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   Click on the Advanced tab
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   Select SIPTAPI Service Provider from the list. Your specific version number may vary.
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   If you don't see SIPTAPI on this list then click on Add
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   Highlight SIPTAPI Service Provider and click on Add once more
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   Click Configure.
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   On the next screen fill out the following:
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   SIP Domain: SIP domain
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    SIP Outbound Proxy:  sbc.ucaasnetwork.com
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    User: SIP User
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    Password: SIP Password
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    User's extension (optional): The extension you would like to ring when you dial from an application. The does not have to be the same as above
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    Click Apply.
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    Click OK.

It will now process calls without adding 1. This will route the call through 10 digit rule and pass the user caller ID info to the dialed number.

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   On Outlook (if applicable), uncheck "Automatically add country/region code..".
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   If you are using Dialer, go to Tools > Dialing properties.
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   Edit the Default (example: my location).
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   Configure Country to United States and area code to 1.
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   Click Apply then OK.

You are now ready to test calling from Windows.

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   Click Start.
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   Type Dialer.
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   Enter the number you want to call and click Dial.
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   Your phone will ring. Once you answer you will be connected to the number you dialed.