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How to setup and configure Jitsi as SoftPhone

Posted on 09/03/201817/08/2026 Christian By Christian No Comments on How to setup and configure Jitsi as SoftPhone
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Jitsi is a Secure and Simple Video Conferencing and Instant Messaging application that can be run on Windows, Linux, Mac etc. This is a standalone application that supports instant messaging and telephony protocols (OTR and SIP etc.). In this article, you will learn how to set up and configure Jitsi as SoftPhone. Here are some interesting guides: How to remove pre-provisioned apps from Windows Image and how to determine Apps UWP and remove pre-provisioned appx in Windows. In this guide, you will learn how to get the list of installed programs locally or remotely in Windows.

Scenario: If you ever wish to run your VoIP telephone system as software because you do not have enough corded or cordless phones, then you can turn to Jitsi for help.

Setup and configure Jitsi as SoftPhone

Here are the steps to Install Jitsi as a smartphone to enable you to use your existing phone system without a corded phone.

  • Download the installer.
  • Download the latest version of Jitsi-latest-x64.msi  (2017 installer) as at the time of writing
  • Double-click on the MSI file and follow the prompt as shown below
Jitsi Setup Wizard welcome screen with instructions to install Jitsi on a computer.

Click on next and accept the license

Screenshot of the Jitsi Setup End-User License Agreement, displaying the Apache License Version 2.0 and options to accept the terms.

Click through the setup and additionally check “Auto start when the computer restarts or reboots and continue with the installation process by clicking on next

Installation setup window for an instant messaging application, displaying options for creating shortcuts and various settings.

Finally, click on Install as shown below

Jitsi setup installation screen showing instructions to begin installation, with options to back, cancel, or install.

Click on finish

Jitsi Setup Wizard completion screen with a blue logo and buttons for 'Finish,' 'Back,' and 'Cancel.'

This will prompt the windows security Alert window as shown below, (Simply allow the Firewall Access)

Screenshot of a Windows Security Alert indicating that Windows Defender Firewall has blocked some features of an app, with options for allowing access on different network types.

Step 2: Configuring Jitsi

Close every other Open Window except this below

Screenshot of the Jitsi video conferencing application interface, showing an offline status, a search box for entering names or numbers, and menu options for File, Tools, and Help.

Click on Tools and Select Option. Now lets configure Jitsi to work with our telephone system

Screenshot of the Jitsi application menu showing the 'Tools' dropdown with 'Options' selected, along with additional features like 'Create a conference call' and 'Account Info'.

Click on Add

A software interface displaying the 'Options' menu with tabs such as 'Accounts', 'Audio', 'Video', 'Security', 'Events', 'Chat', and 'Advanced', featuring a highlighted 'Add' button at the bottom.

Select SIP under the network tab as shown below

Screenshot of account settings with a dropdown menu to add a new account, showing various network options including SIP.
And enter the relevant details.

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