Comments on: Hacking the Telecom Italia Aladino WiFi (AKA Samsung WIP-6000M) SIP phone

By: Angelo Corsaro

Angelo Corsaro — Wed, 08 May 2019 14:01:30 +0000

Hi,
I just landed on you blog while I’m googling for the files of Samsung, but unfortunately they are gone away.. may the time: 7 years later.
Maybe do you have a copy of them ?

Thanks,
Angelo

By: frankc

frankc — Wed, 18 Jun 2014 22:50:04 +0000

In reply to Diego.

Hi Diego

Sorry, I have no idea – I don’t know anything about OfficeServ. I do know that they work with Asterisk, as that is what I’m using.

By: Diego

Diego — Fri, 13 Jun 2014 16:54:25 +0000

Hi Frank,

Thank you for the great info. I havea Samsung OffeceServ Soho at the office, and would like to buy a few wireless phones to connect with it, for our employees.

I searched for the WIP-5000 which I knew is supposed to work with the OfficeServ out of the box, but these phones are too expensive… The WIP-6000 has a much more accesible price for me, but I am worried because it is locked as you say, and I don’t really know if it will work with the OfficeServ Soho…

Could you please advice? Thank you in advance!

Diego

By: frankc

frankc — Sat, 26 Apr 2014 07:50:53 +0000

I don’t really know. Mine all register to an asterisk server on my internal home network. I’ve never tried registering to a provider outside my network.

It could be ta few things:
1. Your router/modem is firewalling you,
2. It could be NAT issues – the Aladino is not so good at traversing NAT (In fact, it’s hopeless!)
3. Your wireless access point absolutely must have an SSID of something like this: Alice-12345678

Most of the information I found was in Italian spread out over many pages.

Try these:
http://www.napoliwireless.net/doku/doku.php?id=hack:aladino
hhttp://www.liberailvoip.it/home/hardware/aladino

And if all else fails, try googling “aladino wifi hacks”

By: Franco

Franco — Sun, 02 Feb 2014 07:27:37 +0000

Hello Wanderer,

Thanks for your instructions as to how to unlock the Samsung WIP-6000M. I have finally managed to unlock it.

Now I would like to use it with one of my numerous Betamax VoIP accounts (they have many sub-brands like voipcheap, voipstunt, voipbuster, etc.)

While I thought of myself as a specialist in the area, and while I do have numerous other WiFi phones, I badly failed this time, even after sacrificing some 24 hours on the subject. The phone gets registered on to the WiFi netweork, but the account does not get registered / logged on. The error on the dispaly reads ‘not registered’ and the small phone in the top left corner is crossed out with a red line.

One of the main problems might be that this type of account does not have a ‘phone number’ as required by this device.

Any ideas how to proceed from a factory reset?

Here is one of my active VoIP accounts for testing purposes (still with a small credit)
Account: *****
P/W: *****

SIP settings normally like this:
https://www.dialnow.com/en/sip
(in summary: everything is ‘sip.dialnow.com’)

On a more generic basis, see also here:
http://www.voipbuster.com/hardware#wi-fi phones
and
http://www.voipbuster.com/en/sipp.html

Would be great of you could help me out here. I am happy to give a ‘small donation’ if you can.

Cheers,

Franco