hello
i bought SIP config file few days back and the passowrd i got was pretty hard to remember, so i want to chnage that.. any idea from where can i do that???
THanks
change Sip password??
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Re: change Sip password??
Currently password changes are only possible for special requests, and mostly only those pertaining to security concerns as it requires changes in a few synchronizing databases. There is talk of opening SIP password changes to our users through the web interface, though, just as I talk about owning a Porsche, it's just talk.
Sorry I wasn't much help!
Sorry I wasn't much help!
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Re: change Sip password??
Wow Kris must be rich... I don't even "talk" about owning a Porsche! 
I'd second this idea as well, maybe coupled with mandority requirements (certain length, must use numbers, capitals, no dictionary, etc). There could be a warning that password changes will take upt o 24 hours to implement (ie. synchronization) and a security email can be sent to the owner "Your password has changed" in case of other fraudulent activity.
I'd second this idea as well, maybe coupled with mandority requirements (certain length, must use numbers, capitals, no dictionary, etc). There could be a warning that password changes will take upt o 24 hours to implement (ie. synchronization) and a security email can be sent to the owner "Your password has changed" in case of other fraudulent activity.