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# Snom D120

Connecting and configuring the Snom D120 phone

**Snom D120** is an entry-level desk phone by **Snom**. This guide explains how to connect and configure the Snom D120 with MikoPBX.

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Verify that **G.711 A-law** is enabled under **System** → **General Settings** → **Audio/Video Codecs** in MikoPBX.
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## MikoPBX Extensions Settings

1. Open the MikoPBX web interface and go to **Telephony** → **Extensions**:

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2. Next to the employee account you wish to connect, copy the SIP password:

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## Configuring the Snom D120

Connect the D120 to your local network using the LAN port.

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If DHCP is enabled in your network, the phone will automatically receive an IP address. The IP address will be shown on the phone’s screen at startup.
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1. Enter the phone’s IP address into your browser as **<http://phone\\_ip\\_address>** and log into its web interface.
2. To configure the SIP account, go to **Setup** → **Identity 1**:

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* **Identity active** – set to “on”
* **Displayname** – any name (preferably in Latin characters)
* **Account** – the extension number of the MikoPBX employee
* **Password** – the SIP password you copied previously
* **Registrar** – your MikoPBX address

Click **Apply**, then **Re-Register**.

To verify, go to **Status** → **System Information**. If registration is successful, the phone will show something like:

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In the MikoPBX web interface the status indicator will turn green:

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## Additional Settings

1. We recommend enabling **PnP Config** to use the [**Automatic Phone Setup**](/mikopbx/english/modules/miko/module-autoprovision.md) module features.

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2. In some cases, if DHCP is used, **option 132** might be set for auto-provisioning terminals. You may need to disable this option for proper phone operation:

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