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# Yealink VoIP Phone Set Up
> Connect a Yealink VoIP desk phone to Engage, including the admin access and backup steps our team needs to provision it.
To get started, you will need to ensure you have administrative access to your VoIP phone. If you purchased your phone through another provider you may not have administrative access. Therefore, you will need to contact your current provider or purchase a new VoIP phone if they are not able to provide you with that access.
Following the steps outlined below will provide our team with the essential information needed to assist you with your VoIP phone setup.
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## Step 1
Ensure that your phone and its records are backed up to avoid losing access to any important information.
## Step 2
Make sure your Yealink phone is powered on/plugged in.
## Step 3
Locate the IPv4 address on your Yealink phone
* On your Yealink phone, select the *Menu* option by clicking the button on the bottom right hand corner of the phone screen (shown in the picture below with model # T-54W)
* Select the *Status* icon by clicking the button on the bottom right hand corner of the phone screen (shown in the picture below with model # T-54W)
* Now you will see the IPv4 address for your Yealink phone
## Step 4
Use the IPv4 address to log into the Yealink interface via a web browser. Apple Safari and Mozilla Firefox are recommended for this.
**Important note:** After entering your IPv4 address into your web browser's address bar, a message might appear on your screen, as shown below. Be sure to click on the *Advanced* option and then click *Continue* to proceed to your IPv4 address login page.
You will know you are in the right place to proceed when your screen displays the login page as shown in the image below.
## Step 5
After logging in, click on the *Account* tab from the menu on the left side of your screen, then select the *Register* subtab. Under the *SIP Server 1* heading, in the *Server Host* field is where you will enter the *SIP Server #1* information from your Engage Settings.
## Step 6
Also, input the *SIP Server #1* information from your Engage Settings in the *Outbound Proxy Server 1* field.
## Step 7
While in the *Register* subtab, under the *SIP Server 2* heading, in both the *Server Host* field and the *Outbound Proxy Server 2* field is where you will enter the *SIP Server #2* information from your Engage Settings.
Also, be sure to toggle on the *Enable Outbound Proxy Server* option. In the *NAT* field, you will need to click into the drop down menu and select *STUN.*
## Step 8
To export the information from your browser prior to uploading it onto your VoIP phone, navigate to the *Settings* tab from the menu on the left side of your screen, then select the *Configuration* subtab. Under the *CFG Configuration* heading, ensure that *All Settings* is selected in the drop down menu next to the *Export CFG Configuration File* field then press the blue *Export* button.
⭐ **FieldPulse Pro Tip:** Please ensure that each configuration file you export is named specifically according to the model of the VoIP phone you are using. This will assist both you and our team in easily identifying and managing these files. (Example: `Yealink_T-54W_YOUR COMPANY NAME_DATE`)
## Step 9
To import the information onto your VoIP phone, navigate to the *Settings* tab from the menu on the left side of your screen, then select the *Configuration* subtab. Under the *BIN Configuration* heading, in the Import Configuration field attach the file you exported above in step 7. Then press the blue Import button.
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**Have additional questions?**
*Contact us at [support@fieldpulse.com](mailto:support@fieldpulse.com) or use the chat feature in the bottom right corner of your screen.*