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# Setup Yealink Phone

Use a physical Yealink or other IP phone with our VOIP

Gleantap supports using physical phones at your location connected with our VOIP so you can enjoy all the benefits of our VOIP but with a physical in-studio phone. 

## Configure your Yealink Phone with Gleantap

1. Plug your phone and connect it to the internet as per the instructions in the manual.
2. Once connected, retrieve your phone's IP address:
   1. Press **Home / Menu** button on the phone.
   2. Navigate to **Status**
   3. On screen you should see your phones IP address (as IPv4)
   4. Enter the IP address in your web browser's address bar.
3. You'll need to log into the web portal. Out of the box, the default credentials are:
   1. **Username**: admin
   2. **Password**: admin

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4. From the menu, click on **Account**, find **Account 1**, and provide the following information:&#x20;
   1. **Activation**: Enabled
   2. **Label**: enter the name you would like to see on the screen of your phone (eg. Studio Name)
   3. **Display Name**: Enter the phone number that is configured with your Gleantap account.
   4. **Register Name:** Same as your username, see below.
   5. **User name**: You'll need to request your VOIP username from <support@gleantap.com>
   6. **Password**: You'll need to request your VOIP password from <support@gleantap.com>
   7. **Server Host**: sip.telnyx.com, Port 5060
   8. **Transport**: UDP
   9. Click Save or Confirm at the bottom.&#x20;
5. You should be ready to use the phone now.

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If you have any trouble configuring this, please reach out to us at <support@gleantap.com>


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