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I belive my comment addresses the question completely.
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I belive my comment addresses the question completely.

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I feel like I have looked everywhere, can't find any answers to the problem. &nbsp;I need a SIP client for Android that works with the 3CX BPX phone system. &nbsp;I have tried SipDroid and SipAgent and no dice on either of those. &nbsp;Can't find any articles on how the SIP clients should be configured either. &nbsp;Has anyone found a client that works with 3CX + Android? &nbsp;If so what was it and was it compatible with 1.5, 2.0, 2.1?
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I feel like I have looked everywhere, can't find any answers to the problem.  I need a SIP client for Android that works with the 3CX BPX phone system.  I have tried SipDroid and SipAgent and no dice on either of those.  Can't find any articles on how the SIP clients should be configured either.  Has anyone found a client that works with 3CX + Android?  If so what was it and was it compatible with 1.5, 2.0, 2.1?

SIP client for Android works with 3cx

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