Concerning Wingo
Who can tell me where which selection has to be made for Wingo with a wireless phone.
I have already received the Sip Credentials from Wingo.
But somehow it doesn't work, I don't know if it's because of the settings, the proxies or some other faulty setting.

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Concerning Wingo 
Who can tell me where which selection has to be made for Wingo with a wireless phone.
I have already received the Sip Credentials from Wingo. 
But somehow it doesn't work, I don't know if it's because of the settings, the proxies or some other faulty setting.

Answer

As far as I know, there are two ways to connect a telephone to the Fritzbox. Either plug it into the back of the router or connect it via DECT. In both cases, the device must be searched for and then connected. In the first case, it is often still a question of old, very well wireless, radio telephones from the time before Voip telephony, which, however, can still be used, just by connecting them to the back of the router. (The "modern" DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications), on the other hand, are integrated wirelessly into the network without being connected to the router in any way. The base is only plugged into a socket somewhere for the purpose of charging the phone. Now the question is what exactly is not working for you? The establishment of a functioning line, which should work thanks to the SIP credentials, or is it rather the integration of the telephone device that does not work?

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Concerning Wingo Who can tell me where which selection has to be made for Wingo with a wireless phone. I have already received the Sip Credentials from Wingo. But somehow it doesn't work, I don't know if it's because of the settings, the proxies or some other faulty setting.