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kaiuk wrote:What i did find was the option for a different ring for internal/external callers - but this was for analogue lines only not digital. One would assume that there are more options for digital rather than analogue!I'm confused, the Avaya 9608 is an IP phone that runs the SIP protocol.
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kaiuk wrote:I have these phones connected to a VoIP business network controlled by a server and this server can modify the settings of all connected phones.There is little point then in making any changes to the phones configuration via the phone itself then, whatever changes you make will be overwritten by the servers configuration file once pushed to the phone. You will need to make the changes server side and have it push the updated configuration to the phones.
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kaiuk wrote:i have access to the server that controls the phones but there is no option on it to change the ring tune for internal / external callers.There wouldn't be, you need to manually add the correct syntax to the auto provisioning file which will either be in the format of an XML, CFG or encrypted CFG file. This is the file that get's pushed to the server and configures the phone. You need to locate this file, edit it with a suitable program and add the additional syntax for your phone. (Refer to your phones documentation)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>If I wanted to turn on RTP encryption via SRTP for my Snom phones then I would need to add <user_srtp idx="1" perm="RW">off</user_srtp> to the above configuration file so it looks like this:
<settings>
<phone-settings>
<user_pname idx="1" perm="R">AUTHUSER1</user_pname>
<user_pass idx="1" perm="R">AUTHPASSWORD1</user_pass>
<user_name idx="1" perm="R">LINEPORT1</user_name>
<user_realname idx="1" perm="R">User1</user_realname>
<user_host idx="1" perm="R">proxy1.net</user_host>
<user_dp_str idx="1" perm="">!([^#]%2b)#!sip:\1@\d!d</user_dp_str>
</phone-settings>
</settings>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>I then upload it back to the server which in turn will push the changes to the phones. I am not familiar with Avaya provisioning but I believe the file you need to edit is called system.prv?
<settings>
<phone-settings>
<user_pname idx="1" perm="R">AUTHUSER1</user_pname>
<user_pass idx="1" perm="R">AUTHPASSWORD1</user_pass>
<user_name idx="1" perm="R">LINEPORT1</user_name>
<user_realname idx="1" perm="R">User1</user_realname>
<user_host idx="1" perm="R">proxy1.net</user_host>
<user_srtp idx="1" perm="RW">off</user_srtp>
<user_dp_str idx="1" perm="">!([^#]%2b)#!sip:\1@\d!d</user_dp_str>
</phone-settings>
</settings>
kaiuk wrote:If there is one on the phone itself then that would be good enough! Will plug something into the spare port and check the browser settings.I would try this myself first, you may get lucky and the changes you make don't get overridden.
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